Michael Sneed is a Columnist at the Chicago Sun-Times. With a career spanning over 32 years, her gossip column has become a fixture in the publication, covering a diverse range of themes including culture and society, government and politics, and family relationships. Michael Sneed's work has also been featured in Fox 32 Chicago and the Daily Herald (Chicago, IL).
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By: Michael Sneed
Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas is known for her eye-popping colorful jackets and constantly in-motion devotion to exercise — but she wants taxpayers to know about tax refunds and exemptions they are entitled to claim. “Trust me,” she tells Sneed. “No easy job in returning this money.”
By: Michael Sneed
Long forgotten, the chewing-tobacco stained ball from the forever tainted 1919 World Series was found in 2022, hidden in a time capsule at the Tribune Tower. Grant DePorter of Harry Caray's Restaurants thinks returning it could put today's White Sox back in the game.
By: Michael Sneed
A sister and brother spent almost two years in an Alton orphanage before they were reunited with their parents. “The bond we formed when we were alone, in a strange country, without our parents, was never broken,” Grace Dickler said after her brother's recent death.
By: Michael Sneed
Voters once again failed to elect a highly qualified woman as president of the United States — in favor of a narcissistic, crude, rude, clown-car driver of a candidate. And I was left with more questions without answers, including will I ever see a woman in the Oval Office?
By: Michael Sneed
Sneed could swear she hears the faint sound of chiseling in the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s victory. Is it Trump hammering out plans to realize his childhood dream of being installed on Mount Rushmore?
By: Michael Sneed
Sneed gets the latest news on the former Bears coach
‘‘I was born in Pennsylvania and raised in Pittsburgh, but Chicago is my home . . . and it is my life. It’s the people I miss — miss more than anything,’’ Ditka said Monday after returning a few days ago from several years in Florida.
By: Michael Sneed
Once again, it's time for Sneed's decades-old annual Thanksgiving Day gratitude list and a special hope for peace and civility at our Thanksgiving tables and a focus on the joy of simple abundance and the gift of life.
Take a moment to remember what happened in an instant 83 years ago and how that war's many deaths reverberated for decades.
The jackets are back, but the tone is down. It's that time of the year again, folks — when Ms. Mix and Ms. Match meet on the fashion runway.
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