By Arthur Z. Schwartz Can a Bernie Sanders-supporting progressive activist lawyer also champion a billion dollar development project? The answer is yes. As WestView readers […]
Stop the Press! Just hours after I wrote the plea below to build a hospital first then condos on the St. John’s Terminal site, I […]
A 6 Session Course Taking Place Thursdays, February 4, 11, 18, 25 March 3 and 10, 6 pm to 7:30 pm By Katherine Moos In […]
By George Capsis It is hard to believe but for six years there has been a forty-foot-long construction fence covering two buildings under renovation on […]
By Mark M Green (sciencefromaway.com) I’ve been collecting articles in the scientific literature about climate change. There follows here some highlights. Some climate scientists believe […]
By Joe Salas Applying to high school isn’t as easy as walking down the street and registering at your local school anymore. As many overwhelmed […]
A Five-Session Course Taking Place on Saturdays February 27, March 5, 12, 19, 26 from 3:00 – 4:30pm By Trush Majmudar For over two millennia […]
By Ron Elve Yes, prodigies are just born and we should support their strengths and even stay out of their way. Though it is also […]
By Diana Hottell Nibbling at Life “We keep prying apart the folds of this place. Let’s see, in the past week we’ve been splattered with […]
By Doric Capsis On January 8, 2016, a sweet sixteen party was held for Sophia Capsis at the Du Pont Mansion in Old Westbury, Long […]
By Jacqueline Blandi I recently left my job on Wall Street to take care of a 99 year old relative, Henry, who was told he […]
By Barbara Chacour Interview with owners Andy Arons and Adam Hartman at their SoHo office, a 3rd floor walkup reminiscent of the old industrial SoHo—i.e., […]
By Caroline Benveniste In his January 8th article in the Daily News, Michael Kaminer made the case that Greenwich Avenue between 6th and 7th avenues […]
By David Porat Eating out is not always about what the kitchen is up to — many larger restaurants are corporately developed to streamline the […]
By Keith Michael Damp. Damp. Damp. “Millie, I don’t think ‘damp’ is what the crow across the street is crowing about.” Wet sidewalk aside (from […]
By Caroline Benveniste This month we are starting a new column in WestView to report openings and closings in the Village. To help us, please […]
By Laurence Frommer Most people have heard of Martin Luther King, Jr. and all that he did to end institutionalized racism in our nation. However, […]