The Digital Age or The End of the World as We Know It
By Roger Paradiso The robots are coming! The robots are coming! I am concluding my top ten nightmares of the digital world serial. As you […]
LIFETALK with Roberta Russell: Change Your Patterns That Don’t Work
By Roberta Russell Of late, I have been a steady patron of social media sites. The results of this widely diversified search for would-be mates, […]
4,000 Giant-Sized 5G Antennas Proposed for NYC; Opposition Grows
By Camilla Rees Recently, health advocates have learned that 4,000 enormous new ‘Jumbo’ 5G antennas, on giant monopoles, have been proposed for New York City […]
Is B Corp Losing its Credibility?
By Max Goldberg Certified B Corporations are businesses that meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency and legal accountability to […]
If Anyone Can Put an AIDS Cure Together, it Will Be You!!
By Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. That is what my doctoral thesis advisor, Nobel-laureate Gunter Blobel, MD, PhD told me, and now I say the same to […]
Dog Days
By Jeff Hodges Riley is one of those dogs you keep on a tight leash. She attacks skateboarders and sanitation workers, stops deliverymen dead in […]
The Kallikantzaroi Who Stole Christmas
By Anastasia Kaliabakos Although winter brings wind and cold weather, it also offers immense joy and holiday cheer to the entire world. Christmas is my […]
Super Hero XV: A Grand Way to Pay a Bill
By Robert Kroll No one in his right mind would pay this bill. It was six years overdue, a penalty for a crime committed by […]
Jersey Boy Bobby in WW II
By Robert Heide Growing up in the middle-class town of Irvington, New Jersey, a suburb of the big city of Newark during the time of […]
Pearl Harbor Baby
By John Gilman Five years ago, on the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor I told the story in WestView News of my fathers’ experiences as […]
Progressives Organize to Impact Elections
By Penny Mintz While bemoaning the results of last month’s elections with one of my relatives, a woman I love dearly, she put the blame […]
State Moves To Save Community Newspapers
By George Capsis Since 2004 more than 20% of all American papers have gone out of business, including 40% of weekly papers in New York. […]
New York Gregorian Chant Project
By John Davis Come Sing Chant! After months of disruptions to life as we knew it, what are your priorities now? Seize the moment? Live […]
Johnny!
By Robert Heide The book Johnny!, written by Michael Smith, playwright, essayist, publisher, the chief drama critic for the Village Voice during the sixties, tells […]
Ballet, Now
By Dana Jean Costantino Dance class, why not! If you have never danced before or have in the past and want to get back into […]
A Tuscan Dream in the Village: Sogno Toscano Celebrates the Magic of Italy’s Culinary Excellence
Taking on the Pandemic with Gusto in Its Continued Romance with New York By Hannah Reimann with Caroline Benveniste As you walk into the lovely […]
Through the Window
By Jeff Hodges When my father attended Columbia University he lived in an apartment you could only get into through a window. This gave him […]
Carbon, Nature’s Food
Abstracted from A Scientists View of Almost Everything by Mark M. Green A special love affair exists between carbon and oxygen, which shows itself with […]