People living in the building at 2330-38 N. Spaulding Ave., just south of Fullerton Avenue, say they have been struggling without heat and working stoves – sometimes for days.

A group of tenants in Logan Square is Refusing to pay their full rent until The building's owners fix the issues With their heaters people living along Spalding Avenue near Kimball say they've Been struggling without heat and working Stoves sometimes for days in a rally Outside the building the rhetorists say Some units were colder than 65 degrees Over the Christmas holiday That we had to run to Target buy heated Blankets in the freezing weather outside Pump up our space heater which of course Is driving up our electricity bills and Like just snuggle under blankets The tenants have come together to create A renter's Union they say they will only Pay half their rent until the heat Issues are fixed we reached out to M Fishman and Company the building's owner But have not heard back

Sports Events Culture in the City of Chicago

In honor of the city of Chicago, let us take a look at its sporting accomplishments. This includes, of course, a slew of major league sports franchises. The city is also home to a few of the biggest sports related scandals of all time. With that said, the big C has a storied sports culture akin to the great cities of yore. From the aforementioned scandals to the modern day golden arches, the city is no stranger to sporting events of all types and sizes. And with a population of over three million, you can imagine that the city has a plethora of sports fans. So it’s no wonder the city has garnered several awards for its exemplary athletic programs.

For all of its faults, the city of Chicago can certainly claim a number of first place accolades in many a variety of categories. As a result, the metro area boasts some of the most spirited athletic communities in the country. On top of that, the city is a hotspot for sports geeks.