Confusions Of A Life-Long Democrat
By Lynn Pacifico I am a very confused ex-staunch democrat. Republican and Democratic politics have flipped and no one is speaking about it. Both party’s […]
By Lynn Pacifico I am a very confused ex-staunch democrat. Republican and Democratic politics have flipped and no one is speaking about it. Both party’s […]
-By Alden Roosevelt I went into the woods because there was a pandemic. When life changed for everyone, our family returned to our homestead, a […]
-By Robert Shapiro Our beloved West Village has never had such an influx of young people adding to the identity of the neighborhood. Here are […]
Dear WestView family: As we give thanks for family and neighbors this holiday season, I would like to give special thanks for our neighbor, […]
Dear George I was most distressed to hear about the turn of events at The Westview News. For the newspaper to appear with virtually the […]
Last months issue of Westview was late and rushed and we published a positive article about a republican candidate by one of our best writers. […]
-By Tom Lamia The Medium Is The Message I was reminded of the practical effect of the changing seasons yesterday when I visited the very […]
-By Arthur Schwartz Dark Money Wins Our Congressional Primary (So Does Its Beneficiary Dan Goldman) Westview readers know that in July and August I […]
-By Jason Curtis Anderson There are many things to enjoy about living in the West Village. The classic architecture, tree-lined streets, and living among […]
By Samuel G. Dobre, Esq. On June 23, 2022, the United States Supreme Court issued an historic ruling in New York State Rifle & Pistol […]
By Tom Lamia As I settle in on a mid-July day, hoping to get ahead of the deadline for these columns, I am concerned about […]
By Karen Rempel Two days ago, on Monday, March 16, Notify NYC announced that “Starting tonight at 8 PM all movie theaters, small theaters, nightclubs, and commercial […]
By Gail Evans On December 3rd I met with 85-year-old George Held in his West Village apartment to interview him about aging. He taught in […]
By Emily Roemer What is privilege as it pertains to a village, you may ask? Let me explain. By definition, “vil·lage priv·i·lege” is a special […]
By Arthur Schwartz Did you know that the polls were opened for voting on November 5 (and on our first five Early Voting Days, which […]
We need to start having more awkward conversations before it gets worse By Arthur Schwartz Pittsburgh in 2018; another attack that year in Los Angeles; […]
By Jill McManus Can anyone tell me of a good restaurant where I can be spared the self-absorbed conversations of cell phone users all around […]
By Siggy Raible I am retired now and have been for almost eight years. But when I worked I found what I did to “earn […]