How Do We Get a Full Service Hospital?
By Brian J Pape, AIA, LEED-AP About a decade ago, NYC saw major shake-ups in the medical care field. Of course, that’s when we saw […]
A Personal and Broader Case For a Hospital in Greenwich Village
That I find myself asking to rebuild a hospital in Greenwich Village presumptive is easy to understand if you know that a single hospital room […]
All-Day Coffee and Delectable Light Meals at El Condor
Now serving wine and beer until 9 pm By Hannah Reimann There’s a growing local clientele at El Condor at 95 Greenwich Street near Bank […]
Forget About What’s Wrong with Healthcare: The Problem is Our Health
Fixing the healthcare system has less to do with fixing healthcare and more to do with getting healthy By Grant Gelles The COVID-19 pandemic has […]
New York City Retirees’ Medicare is Under Attack
By Carol Yost In the February issue of WestView News Dr. Alec Pruchnicki told of the federal government’s plans to privatize traditional Medicare nationwide. The […]
It’s Healthy to Talk to Yourself!
By Dana Jean Costantino Have you ever wondered if it’s OK to talk to yourself out loud, to hear your voice rather than just have […]
Village in the Sky
By Lynn Pacifico We live within a dynamic energetic grid. Natural parts of this grid are nourishing like solar energy, which we are familiar with, […]
A Lesson in Hope
By Kieran Loughney “Such is hope, heaven’s own gift to struggling mortals; pervading, like some subtle essence from the skies, all things, both good and […]
COVID in Dubai
By Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. I was in United Arab Emirates for just under two weeks last month. 95% of the population of 10 million is […]
Superb Owl Sunday
By Keith Michael Walking down Perry Street yesterday morning felt like spring. At the corner of Bleecker Street, a male Cardinal was singing his come-hither […]
Perfect Little Rectangles
By Paul H. Wegner In the last several years of her life—her dementia worsening—my mother became an indefatigable hoarder, as if the compulsive collection of […]
A Defense of Elon Musk, the World’s Most Cryptic Billionaire
By Anastasia Kaliabakos All of my grandparents came to the United States in the 1970s, hoping to have a better life than the one they […]
The Pluck O’ the Irish
By Kieran Patrick Loughney As the harsh winter loosened its icy grip at the Catholic school I attended as a child in New England, the […]
The Quarry
By Jeff Hodges In 2017 I shot a documentary about an 18th-century marble quarry in western Massachusetts. As teenagers my friends and I had frolicked […]
Running From the Holocaust
By Joel Lobenthal My father wanted to perform due diligence on Nazism. Seventy years ago, he was studying law at the University of Chicago when […]
Medical Wisdom is Knighted
By Eric Uhlfelder Winston Churchill, Sidney Poitier, Paul McCartney. This prestigious list of remarkable people who have been knighted by the British monarchy now includes […]
Washington Square Park Skateboarders Cry Foul as Police Begin Crackdown
By Sophia Astor Barrelling through crowds performing their kick flips, heel flips, ollies and slides, Washington Square Park skateboarders are either a minor attraction or […]
Mystery Illness on East 4th Street
By Les Jamieson On November 15, 2021 I visited with Teresa Mazur in her apartment at 155 East 4th Street which is owned by Village […]