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 […]
OPINION: Why I am Supporting Mondaire Jones for Congress
By Arthur Z. Schwartz Our community and the rest of Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Heights and Park Slope have been combined to form what is probably […]
No Monkey Business with Monkey Pox in NYC
By Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. This article provides an overview of current information and guidance from the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene on Monkey […]
Hoylman Cancels Debate
By Frank Quinn Brad Hoylman, the incumbent state senator running for election in the newly drawn 47th district, has not agreed to debate his opponent […]
Summertime Is Here—It’s Time For Gratitude!
By Dana Costantino For so many of us, we look forward to the warmer weather, the opportunity to spend more time outside. As New York […]
Whose Class Is it Anyway?
By Laurence C. Schwartz When it came time to cover the Dance in my Introduction to the Arts class, I was determined to have some […]
The Queen of Camelot and The Quest for Camelot
Two new films by WestView News’ Roger Paradiso are history lessons in faith, allegiance, and perseverance … By Senator William Espero for DariaMagazine.com I was […]
76 Years and Counting: How NY Greek American Soccer Club Has Influenced the City’s Hellenic Culture
By Anastasia Kaliabakos On March 5, 2022, the New York Greek American Soccer Club held its 76th Anniversary Dinner Dance at Laterna Estiatorio. I was […]
Jerry Banu, the Mayor of Perry Street: A Remembrance
By Barbara Lorber Jerry Banu, one of the founders of the Perry Street Block Association, and its president for many decades, lost his battle with […]
Washington Square Park’s Unconventional Dance Icon
By Sophia Astor When Kanami Kusajima graduated from the SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Dance—one of the county’s most prestigious dance education programs—we were in the […]
Below the Fold
By Siggy Raible We live in unsettling and uncertain times, during which our world is confronted with existential threats to our life on this planet. […]
West Village Houses Votes to Sustain Jane Jacobs’ Vision
By Michael Soluri and Michael Markowitz, WVH tenant-shareholders and members of SPWVH Jane Jacobs, the self-taught Greenwich Village activist mom who defeated Robert Moses’ plan […]
Local Finds. Local Love.
By Karilyn Prisco Daniella Shevel 353 Bleecker St “BellaDonna” in Intense Pink Handcrafted in Italy & Brazil daniellashevel.com Zuri 363 Bleecker “Fantasi” Dress 100% […]
Greenwich Village Little League Enjoys Memorial Day Tournament and Honors Former Board Member
By Anthony Paradiso The heat of summer is upon the heart of the Village and that means Little League Baseball’s opening act is almost finished. […]
Lifetalk with Roberta Russell: Peer Therapy for Overweight and Obesity — Learning From Each Other
By Roberta Russell Some people lose their appetites when feeling rejected, but mine increases, especially for sweets and comfort foods. Even though I have been […]
Breaking Free of Co-dependency
By Dana Costantino Sometimes you just need to move on but might not know how or even realize that you need to. To take yourself […]