A Hyde Park church hosted the 10th Annual National Vigil for All Victims and Survivors of Gun Violence on Sunday, honoring lives lost to gun violence across our nation and our city, at a time of year when many families will have an empty seat at their holiday dinner tables.

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Whether it is baseball, basketball, soccer, ice hockey or American football, Chicago sports fans are fierce and loyal. They will attend games no matter what the outcome. They are also devoted to their favorite team, the Chicago Cubs.

Sports can provide a positive influence on society and communities. They help generate money for good causes and encourage kids to get active. In 2010, sports generated $340 million for the New York City economy. This money went to good causes and helped create 456,000 jobs.

Sporting News magazine named Chicago “Best Sports City” in 2010 and 2012. Chicago’s fans are devoted to their teams. They are the country’s most active sports fan base.

Chicago’s sports culture is one that revolves around entertainment and live music. Some of the most important sporting events in the world take place in Chicago. The Blackhawks have won two Stanley Cups, and the Chicago Bulls dominated basketball in the 1990s. The city also hosts several amateur sports teams.

Chicago’s athletes have won a number of awards for their sports culture. Jay Berwanger was the first recipient of the Heisman Trophy. Paul Kelly holds the world record for the festive carver. The Chicago Cubs and the Bears are the city’s most popular sports teams.

Aside from sports, Chicago is also home to some of the biggest fairs in the world. For instance, the south suburban school fair has been around for over a decade. It is a celebration of culture and diversity. It is a great way for kids to learn about culture and respect.