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Neil Steinberg is a news columnist at the Chicago Sun-Times and the author of "Every Goddamn Day." With a focus on local stories in Illinois and Chicago, Neil covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural events. His writing is known for its wit, insight, and ability to shed light on the human experience.
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Chicago, Illinois, United States (Local)
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On Monday, a small Chicago contractor complained of being frozen out of O'Hare work; now the communications giant would like its say.
With the media chorus urging you in close harmony to ogle Monday's solar eclipse, here's. some rare official permission to ignore the whole thing.
By: Neil Steinberg
The Park Ridge woman bought the car in April 1964 to get to her job as a third grade teacher.
By: Neil Steinberg
Edelstein, a popular actor on TV, mines art from the piles of old photographs that everyone is burdened with eventually.
Joffrey production of “Midsummer Night's Dream” includes a humble dried plant in a starring role.
Centennial of WLS Barn Dance, recent book, remind us of city's country past. Loretta Lynn hugged me. In her dressing room in Reno.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians help Conn-Selmer, the Indiana company trying to make the perfect instrument
By: Neil Steinberg
Morgan Park High School trumpeters riff on the most popular brass instrument.
The continuing bloody war in Gaza — the 33,000 Palestinians killed and the unknown fate of Israeli hostages — casts a pall over Passover celebration.
By: Neil Steinberg
What to do when a senior care facility separates you from your husband? Well sing, at first. Then move.
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