JANE LOWRY (1937 – 2019)
Jane Lowry, an actress whose 30-year career began at New York City’s legendary Caffe Cino and went on to include Broadway, film, television, and repertory […]
Jerry Herman(1931-2019)
By Robert Heide In the mid-1950’s I was attending prep school—the Carteret School for Boys in West Orange, New Jersey—which was set on a hilltop […]
James Fitzgerald — 1948-2019
West Village Resident and Top New York Editor By Robert Heide and John Gilman We first met Jim Fitzgerald in the lobby of the Algonquin […]
Culinary Arts and Community Service at Manhattan School For Career Development (751M)
By the 751M PTA Manhattan School for Career Development (751M), or MSCD, is a multi-site District 75 school that serves over 200 students throughout Manhattan. […]
Exciting Upcoming Community Events from the West 13th Street Alliance
By the West 13th Street Alliance Thank you, neighborhood residents and WestView readers, from the board of directors of the West 13th Street Alliance. Your […]
Writing Through Icons: Franz Kafka & Jean Seberg
Authors Rosalind Palermo Stevenson and Stephanie Dickinson converse about writing through the personas of Franz Kafka and Jean Seberg in their books Kafka At Rudolf […]
Westbeth Resident’s New Award-Winning Film to Screen at The National WWII Museum
On February 3, 2020, the National WWll Museum in New Orleans, will present a screening of the short film, Minor Accident of War, written and […]
Dollars and Sense in NYC
By Brian J Pape, AIA Back in 2014, Jonathan Miller started to observe a U.S. housing market pattern of wildly overpriced luxury housing listings that […]
Christina Courtin & The Knights at Joe’s Pub
By Hannah Reimann Singer-songwriter Christina Courtin and The Knights, an adventurous musical ensemble of classically trained instrumentalists, played their Joe’s Pub debut on Mozart’s 264th […]
Measuring Success with Web Analytics
By Robert Johannesson A newspaper posts articles online, a clothing designer markets through Google, and a political candidate runs a web-based campaign. How do they […]
Charlie Caruso’s Quips
The woman always decides. The first letter of the New York Times logo looks like Trump in profile. A fool and his Honey are soon […]
Assisted Living: Not Just for the Wealthy
By Alec Pruchnicki, MD Most people who have been to assisted living facilities (ALFs) are greeted with the sight of an overwhelmingly white, somewhat wealthy […]
A Remarkable Man
By Gordon Hughes A remarkable West Village native passed away on December 25th, Christmas afternoon. He had just wished his granddaughter a Merry Christmas, sat […]
Still Moments
Photography Exhibit By Gayle Kirschenbaum “Give me a plane, train or bus ticket, or a set of wheels and I promise I will come back […]
Mount Sinai’s Plan Comes Up for State Review
By Penny Mintz Mount Sinai is in the final stages of its application to the State Department of Heath for authorization to replace Beth Israel […]
Horton Foote: American Master Playwright
By Robert Heide The first time I met Horton Foote was at a Christmas party in Greenwich Village, at an old-time apartment building on Washington […]
Movie Review: The Report
By Roger Paradiso Adam Driver plays Daniel Jones, a staffer for the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) chaired by Senator Diane Feinstein, played by […]
The Bus Stop Cafe
By Gordon Hughes Immigration is such a hot topic today. I guess this is an issue that has always faced us as a nation going […]