A Tale of Two Papers
-By Alden Roosevelt America’s Foremost 12-Year-Old Columnist When I first walked into that book-filled room, and saw the formidable 94-year-old man sitting behind his desk […]
Style On The Street
-By Karilyn Prisco Follow us on Instagram @styleonthestreet_WestViewNews Submit your favorite neighborhood fashion looks for a chance to be featured.
Vija Vetra Dances Into 100
-By J. Taylor Basker Vija Vetra is still dancing—her lifelong passion. She was born February 6, 1923 in Riga, Latvia. Her family did not want her […]
Can We, With Revelation, Unite to Save Humanity?
-By Roberta Russell How could there be an all-knowing, all-powerful god who punished and rewarded his creations for deeds that he made them do? Even […]
Pigeon Logic
-By Robert Shapiro The other day, I watched a fledgling pigeon being fed for one of the last times by its mother before it could fully fly and feed on its own. This pigeon has no choice but to try to […]
Gay and Christopher Streets
–By Robert Heide and John Gilman The saga of My Sister Eileen began at 14 Gay Street which is possibly the shortest block in the […]
Thanksgiving Give Back
-By Downtown DEI Frigid temperatures and biting wind didn’t stop a group of local families from gathering together in Horatio Park to assemble toiletry kits […]
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Get To Know The Man Behind The Jefferson Market Library, Frank Collerius!
“Frank Collerius has been working at the Jefferson Market Library for over two decades. Today we discuss the history behind the ionic building as well […]
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Destroyed During 9/11 Reopens as a National Shrine
-By Anastasia Kaliabakos For the past three and a half years, I have attended The College of the Holy Cross, which is a Catholic institution […]
Edward Hopper’s Life on Washington Square
-By Melinda Laing Like many New Yorkers, Edward Hopper hunted for the perfect apartment, and when he found it, he never left. One can imagine the real estate listing (updated for today’s reader): “north-facing skylight, charming kitchenette, steps from Washington Square Park, location, location, location.” Hopper’s modest top-floor studio at 3 Washington Square […]
Ramen Misoya
-By Hannah Reimann Exciting Japanese Noodle Shop West Village. 535 Hudson Street Enter on Charles St., speakeasy-style underground Now open for both lunch and dinner. […]
Moustache Restaurant
Coming Soon This photo was taken inside Moustache sometime in the restaurant’s 32-year tenure at its Bedford Street location. Moustache will move to 29 Seventh Avenue […]
The Women Writers of the Caffe Cino,1958-1968
To Be Presented At Jefferson Market Library -By Magie Dominic “The Caffe Cino began before it actually began. It began part way down the street. Outdoor golden, amber and rose colored lights, not neon, spilled across the sidewalk and […]
Covid’s Back But We’re Ready
-By Alec Pruchnicki, MD Although the worst of the Covid pandemic is over, during the last few months there has been an increase in what would normally be the winter flu season. During this period roughly 500 deaths a day with Covid as the cause or contributing factor were reported. That’s on a national level. What’s happening on a more grass-roots level? The Vista on assisted living facility, where I have had my medical practice for almost 20 […]
Advanced imaging revolutionizes heart disease diagnostics
–By Varinder Singh MD Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. In 2020, about 697,000 people died from heart disease, […]
Local Pharmacist Honored with Prestigious Impact Award
By WestView Staff Each year, Schneps Media and Gay City News host the annual Impact Awards honoring individuals who have made a difference in the queer community […]
Rx for Stress: Deep Relaxation at Integral Yoga
An interview with Peter Karow -By Sarah McElwain Yoga Nidra is an essential part of the Integral Yoga Hatha practice as developed by Sri Swami […]
Kelly Chronicles
-By Kelly Gallagher I was at the end of my rope. As a cancer thriver who had outlived Stage 4 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma cancer, five times, survived 48 radiation treatments, 14 months of chemotherapy, a bone marrow transplant, 120 blood transfusions, numerous chronic illnesses along the way, and is currently powered by a Medtronic’sPacemaker, a prosthetic heart valve, and a variety of energy and wellness protocols like theRasha.com, I was now ready to mentally […]
