Neil Steinberg

The WLS National Barn Dance, which predated the Opry by two years, was first broadcast 100 years ago Friday, on April 19, 1924.

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The play uses “hay” — actually raffia, derived from palm leaves — to cover the stage for each performance.

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Edelstein, a popular actor on TV, mines art from the piles of old photographs that everyone is burdened with eventually.

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The Park Ridge woman bought the car in April 1964 to get to her job as a third grade teacher.

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Beyond statement that “trained military personnel” were on hand, the museum offered no details. Thankfully, the Pentagon talked.

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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.

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Lou Malnati’s joins with Mike’s Hot Honey for a new take on deep-dish.

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Owner of fiber-optics company says the Chicago Department of Aviation is freezing out small contractors.

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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.

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