WeCycle
By Ede Rothaus On the very short block of Varick Street between Downing and West Houston Streets, a new resource has opened for eco-conscious West […]
How to Age in Place
By Brian J Pape, AIA, LEED-AP In 1960 nine percent of the U.S. population was over 65 years old, but by 2030 older adults will […]
Novogratz Moving in to 114 Waverly Place
By Brian J Pape, AIA Celeste Martin would not be pleased. But then, she was a relative newcomer to the ‘hood. Celeste had lived in […]
One High Line
By Brian Pape As WestView News reported in January, exterior work has resumed at 76 11th Avenue in Chelsea, between West 17th and 18th Streets, […]
A Remarkable Man
Abstracted from A Scientist’s View of Almost Everything By Mark M Green As I prepare this article the evening of July 19, 2022, it is […]
LOCAL STREETSCAPES A Pedestrian Crossing at Google West Street
By Brian J. Pape, AIA Public hearings at a Community Board 2 of Manhattan (CB2) meeting revealed plans to add a new crosswalk on Highway […]
Lifetalk with Roberta Russell: Pro & Con—Con Edison
By Roberta Russell On June 30th the New York State Supreme Court decided that the Good Cause Eviction bill that would allow free market tenants […]
GVLL Competes in Sectionals for Little League World Series
By Anthony Paradiso Recently, Greenwich Village Little League’s 10 U Little League World Series team won the District 23 tournament title before reaching the Sectional […]
Mom & Pops Suffer Loss of St. Vincent’s
Interview with Caravansary co-owner, Bill Johnstone, July 2010 By Kathryn Adisman For weeks I’d walk by, see the gated storefront and pretend: “They’re on vacation.” […]
Two Businessmen Talking About The Village Summer of ‘22
By Roger Paradiso We have been following Jim Drougas who runs the highly popular Unoppressive Non-Imperialist Bargain Bookstore at 34 Carmine Street in the West […]
The Right Pick
By Gabriela Beavers and Teddy Capsis There is no feeling quite like the crisp air and tranquility of the West Village on an early Saturday […]
A View from the Kitchen
By Isa Covo Until recently we had some very pleasant weather for the beginning of summer, then, mid-June, things changed abruptly with global temperatures rising […]
IN AND OUT
Summer is generally a quieter time for openings and closings, but this month was surprisingly busy. A heat wave in July meant that not as […]
Cleopatra: The Last Greek Queen and Ruling Pharaoh of Egypt
By Anastasia Kaliabakos Cleopatra VII was born in 69 B.C. in Alexandria, the ancient city founded by Alexander the Great. An important queen of ancient […]
News that’s easy to digest: Northwell Health Brings Endoscopy and Colonoscopy Services to the West Village
By Arun Swaminath, MD In a city as diverse as New York, full of people with unique backgrounds, personalities and life experiences, there’s at least […]
Meet the Candidates 2022: Maria Danzilo for State Senate District 47
By Jason Curtis Anderson After eight years of progressive leadership came to a boil in the summer of 2020, the call for “common sense” Democrats […]
Shame on Village Independent Democrats!
By Arthur Z. Schwartz 65 years ago Greenwich Village was blessed with a unique political organization, a precursor of the progressive movement of the 1960s, […]
A 12-Year-Old Reporter on the Future of Wagner Park
By Alden Roosevelt One Saturday morning I was invited, last minute, to an event hosted by many politicians and community members. The event was mostly […]