Let’s Learn What CBDC Is
By Sue Peters Sue Peters has been a long-time resident of Manhattan. She worked for 37 years in computer technology, designing data systems. Her longest […]
Remembrance of Involuntary Servitudes Past, By An American Veteran -of-Conscience
Prisoner Number 78612 By Robert Reiss Below, WestView News publishes a noteworthy contribution to the literature of writings by the incarcerated. Written by Robert Reiss, […]
How To Add Quality Years To Your Life
How To Add Quality Years To Your Life By Gary Null There have been many extravagant claims about miracle pills, revolutionary diets, and mystery creams […]
Youth Replaces Age
Abstracted from “A Scientist’s View of Almost Everything” By Mark M. Green What if someone offers you a deal on a beautiful apartment in an […]
Aetna Loses, City Retirees Win – Maybe
An Interview with Marianne Pizzitola J. Taylor Basker In Sicilian legend. Aetna, a beautiful nymph, who inhabited the island living in its highest mountain, had […]
St. John’s Alumnus Pharmacist Champions the Rights of HIV:AIDS Patients
John Kaliabakos ’94P launched his pharmacy career just after graduating from St. John’s University’s College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, when New York City was […]
FDA Approves Remdesivir in Kidney Patients after Failed Trial
FDA Approves Remdesivir in Kidney Patients after Failed Trial Action added to Long List of Pandemic Regulatory Malfeasance By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH In […]
Ivermectin Could Have Saved Millions Of Lives Reply to Gary Null’s Article on Ivermectin in the Online Edition
“[Mr. Null,] You are out of your mind. I am a nurse an RN and Ivermectin is for parasitic infections worms and mites not a […]
Master Puppeteer Ralph Lee; his HALLOWED Legacy at its inception
By Robert Reiss Ralph Lee b. 1935, d. 2023 On one particular October 31 it was during my late afternoon visit in the Westbeth Home […]
In Memory of Joan Davidson
By Catherine Revland Joan Davidson at Tenth Anniversary of Westbeth, 1980. Photo credit: Shelley Seccombe. In the early 1970s I was a secretary to the […]
The Movie Palace, Now History
By Joe Albanese There are songs that sound like moviesThere are themes that fill the screenThere are lines I say that sound as if they’re […]
Interview with Writer : Instructor Nancy Davidoff Kelton
By Russell Saray Nancy Davidoff Kelton, my writing instructor at The New School for Social Research and now in her advanced private workshop, insists her […]
Kebab Express Halal Grill
By Ray Wahab Welcome to Kebab Express Halal Grill, family owned and operated by brothers Ramin & Freddy, proudly presenting a culinary journey through Mediterranean […]
Sevier Stories- Brian at Caffe Aronne
Today We Talk To Brian who’s a barista at Caffee Aronne in the village! “Caffe Aronne, nestled in the vibrant West Village neighborhood, is a […]
Is the Bubble about to Burst? Where do bubbles come from anyway?
By James Henry With storms clouds looming over the economy, evidence of over-heated, over inflated markets are forming. Many analysts believe we are on the […]
“MEDICINE FAILED US” – Nurse GAIL MAcCRAE
By James Patrick Having met and been impressed by Gail MacCrae at a number of conferences, I decided to interview her. She was a nurse […]
Joel Gordon : Digital Art Calla Lilies
By Joel Gordon Photographic series of digital computer art from an image of Calla Lilies © Joel Gordon 2023 – All rights reserved © Joel […]
Where Did Our Private Money System Come From?
By Sue Peters Sue Peters has been a long-time resident of Manhattan. She worked for 37 years in computer technology, designing data systems. Her longest […]