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It’s time for MTO’s 23rd Annual Bowl-a-Thon!
Why should you come bowl with MTO on Saturday, August 28th?
great prizes to win in categories such as: highest score, best team name, lowest score, etc
free pizza, pop, and …
A documentary about foreclosure in Chicago, created by Northwestern University Medill School students.
A Dream Foreclosed from LCBH on Vimeo.
Round 2 is on Monday, May 24th.
Tenants and activists gathered in the second floor lobby of City Hall Tuesday April 27th before the Building Committee meeting to express their support of Mayor Daley’s amendment to …
In August of 2008 tenants from a building in Englewood called MTO’s Tenants Rights Hotline complaining about egregious conditions including broken security locks, pest infestations, and lack of essential services, like heat. MTO immediately sent …
25 years of raising renters’ voices & community preservation
Please join us to celebrate MTO’s 25th Anniversary!
On Tuesday, May 4th at the Chicago Cultural Center in G.A.R. Hall & Rotunda, from 5:30 to 8:30pm, MTO …
Tenants from the building located at 3045 W 63rd St. call the MTO because their building was in horrible condition and they were not going to take it anymore. When the MTO organizers arrived at …
On March 1, the 2010 Census will begin. Short forms will arrive at your doorstep for the head of household to complete. These forms will be accompanied by a pre-paid envelope so …
Thousands of buildings went into foreclosure last year in Chicago. And they weren’t all bungalows and condos. Joining us to talk about how foreclosures are affecting renters is John Bartlett. He is executive director of the Metropolitan Tenants Organization in Chicago.
Midway Garden apartment tenants protest the sudden rent increase of 30 percent at their apartment building located on East 60th Street and South Cottage Grove Ave.
