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Wilmette board members voted to unanimously oppose zoning changes proposed by neighboring Evanston that would allow concerts at a renovated Ryan Field at Northwestern University on Tuesday night. The proposed $800 million project has drawn further scrutiny amid numerous lawsuits stemming from a hazing scandal within the school’s athletic programs. Wilmette residents packed the room in Tuesday night’s board meeting, almost universally opposing the renovation project for the home of Northwestern’s football team. Residents of the North Shore suburb expressed concern over the added noise concerts would bring. Wilmette resident Mary Spaldingburns expressed what seemed to be a widely

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