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Stefano Esposito

Staff reporter

Stefano Esposito is a staff reporter at the Chicago Sun-Times.

The online survey includes 100 pizzerias, including five more from the Chicago area.
“Niyah and the Multiverse,” which opens Feb. 17, tells visitors that there might be another one of each of us.
There are deals to be had — owner Stuart Grannen says he’d like to sell everything before April 1.
Bernie Bluestein, and several other remaining members of this specialized — and unsung — WWII military unit, will officially receive one of the nation’s highest honors next month in Washington, D.C.
Lucas Dul is one of the remaining few people across the Midwest who still offer this once-common service.
Current Managing Director/COO John Collins is set to take over as executive director beginning in September.
Wicker Park’s Stuart Chaseman, who found fame but not love on the Netflix show, readies for concert with his band the Born Again Sinners.
Susan Newton, 31, took it up after doctors removed a softball-size cancerous tumor from her brain, and her treatment left her needing to relearn to walk and talk.
Intricate figures leap, dance and do battle in ‘Song of the North,’ one of the shows featured in the Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival, kicking off Jan. 18.