Are NYC Schools and Playgrounds Being Overdosed with WiFi?
-By: Les Jamieson An abundance of independent research exists on how children have heightened vulnerability to electromagnetic frequencies due to their smaller body mass. Yet […]
What A Community Education Council Does And How To Join One
-By Divya Murthy Reprinted from The City If you’re looking to get involved in decisions in your school district, now’s a good time: Positions on […]
Defying the Biology of Aging
-By Joanie Klar At 75 years old, former judo Olympian and doctor of nutritional biochemistry and microbiology Dr. Nabil El-Hag reveals his secrets for defying […]
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 […]
Ramen Misoya
Exciting Japanese Noodle Shop West Village 535 Hudson Street Enter on Charles St., speakeasy-style underground Now open for both lunch and dinner. See hours below. […]
“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. […]
Is Senator Hoylman A Serious Man?
©MARK L EMERSON -By Frank Quinn Brad Hoylman-Sigal is a smart, strategically driven politician serving as State Senator for the newly created 47th District. He […]
Army Corps Proposal For City Sea Wall
By: Samantha Maldonado-and Stephon Johnson © A Dope Artist Picture this: a concrete wall obscures Christopher Street Pier when looking west over the Hudson River. […]
Opioid Alternatives Are an Important Part of Preventing Addiction for Patients in Pain
-By Tucker Woods Tucker Woods, DO As we begin a new year, we continue the fight against an old problem: the opioid crisis. While tremendous […]
Adam the Mailman
-By Darlene Margeta Every street in New York City has a vibe. What is the enchantment when you cross W. 10th St. with Bleecker Street? […]
Hillary’s Valentine To George Santos
© Joel Gordon Hillary: “I had always put up elaborate decorations on the house for Halloween, but it was only when COVID happened that I […]
WestViews: Letters To The Editor
A small model of civility. A robust correspondence between WestView reader Jake Hollinger and WestView contributor Kambiz Shekdar. Hi Mr. Capsis, I hope you are […]
Help Bring The 9/11 Tiles For America Memorial Bus Back Home To The Heart Of The Village
9/11 Memorial Bus opens its doors to visitors to honor victims’ families and loved ones. Who take comfort in the messages and knowing the tiles […]
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 […]
From Oil to Medicine: China Gains
-By Dr. Kambiz Shekdar, PhD With Chinese spy balloons over American skies as the backdrop, China is winning ground over American national and […]
Sarah Jessica Parker Opens New Flagship Boutique On Bleecker Street
-By Karilyn Prisco I stopped by for an afternoon of shoe shopping. Images courtesy © A Dope Artist. Unless otherwise credited
Reminiscences of a Retail Stock Investor: The Naked Short
-By Jeremy Frommer Chairman of Creatd (CRTD) and founder of CEOBLOC I arrived in Washington DC January 27th, and one by one I met […]
Tales of A Retail Investor
-By Michael Mynar What is my story as a retail investor investing within obvious corrupt and incompetent Wall Street. I probably told my story 1000 […]