Mayor Lori Lightfoot has chosen attorney Anabel Abarca as the new 12th Ward alderperson, replacing former Ald. George Cardenas, who stepped down last month after being elected to the Cook County Board of Review.

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Whether it’s the Blackhawks, the Cubs, the Bears, or any other sporting event, Chicago has plenty to offer. The city is home to the world’s largest concentration of sports fans, and it’s no wonder why. The city is also home to some of the biggest sporting events in the world, like the Chicago Bulls’ championship run in the 90s and the Super Bowl.

The city also boasts a number of notable amateur sports teams. These include the storied Chicago Blackhawks of the NHL, and the venerable Bears. The city also has a number of minor league baseball teams.

One of the best things about sports is the camaraderie and fun it creates among fans. Regardless of which team wins or loses, fans always show up. This is evident at Soldier Field, where fans line up in droves to catch the team’s latest home game.

The Chicago Bears have been bad at home games this season, but fans are still out in full force. They also have a strong relationship with the Chicago White Sox, which has been a source of funding for the Junior Bears and Nerf football programs.

The Chicago sports culture has been a source of innovation and entertainment for many years, and has earned it a place on a variety of lists. For instance, the city has been ranked as the top sports town in the country by the TSE for the past four years. In addition to the city’s numerous professional sports teams, the city also hosts some of the country’s most noteworthy amateur sports teams, including the Chicago Fire of Major League Lacrosse, and the Chicago Red Stars of Major League Soccer.