Epidemiology: The Science Behind Public Health
Abstracted from “A Scientists View of Almost Everything” By Mark M Green Hoosick Falls is a lovely town in upstate New York near the Vermont […]
The Day the Village Stood Still: “The Reckoning”
By Roger Paradiso On January 28th President Trump was briefed by Robert O’Brien, his fourth national security advisor, who said, “This will be the biggest […]
New York Spirit! FDNY Honors Erik Bottcher and Crew for Bringing Fortifying Meals During Pandemic Crisis
By Karen Rempel It’s their New York spirit. New Yorkers see tragedy and want to help. Whether it’s in their job description or not. […]
Artists Collaborate With Seniors in Quarantine Through New Program at Greenwich House
By Celeste Kaufman While restrictions are lifting around the city, seniors are still practicing strict social distancing as one of the populations that are most […]
The Day the Village Stood Still: (Part 5) The Fog
By Roger Paradiso There was a fog around the Village the past few weeks. It was the fog of war against this virus. I talked […]
The Neighborhood Network
The Neighbor Network is a volunteer-based non-profit program aimed at diminishing isolation among the lower west side seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic. Volunteers are matched […]
To Shake or Not to Shake: The History and the Future of the Handshake
By Anastasia Kaliabakos During my college application process, I had to prepare for a slew of interviews. I remember doing some practice interviews with a […]
Employers Likely to Face a Wave of COVID-19 Class Action Litigation
By Samuel G. Dobre, Esq. and Gregory B. Reilly, Esq. As the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to drastically impact the U.S., class action lawsuits have […]
Coast to Coast Coronavirus Caravan
By Robert Kroll During the past six weeks, my wife and I and our 15-year-old Shih Tzu snaked our way through a virus-laden northwest passage, […]
Leading Through a Pandemic
By Northwell Health President and CEO Michael J. Dowling On August 25, Skyhorse Publishing will publish what New York Governor Andrew Cuomo calls a “riveting […]
Silver Linings
By Christina Raccuia For many of us, this crisis has forced us to change direction. Many of my friends and patients have lost jobs, businesses, […]
The Day the Village Stood Still: The Moratorium and Booty Loot in the PPP
By Roger Paradiso Not long ago, the New York Daily News reported that Governor Cuomo had extended the statewide moratorium on evictions through the end of […]
NIGHT LIGHT
By Kieran Loughney Isolation. Lockdown. Seclusion. Words now part of my daily conversation bring me back to a time when these terms had a different […]
New Yorkers Dazzle in Custom Masks
By Karen Rempel | Fashion Editor It’s amazing to me how quickly New Yorkers adapt. Masks seemed so alien at first, and now we do […]
The Cohen’s Children’s Medical Center
Executive Director, Charles Schleien By Hannah Reimann Our new West Village neighbors on Perry Street, Steve and Alexandra Cohen, have made many philanthropic efforts for […]
Covid-19 and the Mental Health Crisis
By Christina Raccuia, MA. ED, LMSW During the three months of dealing with the coronavirus we have had a daily dose of fear, uncertainty, grief, […]
Operation CoviDance: Mia’s Pandemic Mission
There’s Flash Dance. Dirty Dancing. And then there’s CoviDance. By Mia Berman Maybe I’m not as agile as Ginger Rogers. I admit it. I never […]
Relief During the Shutdown: Online Delivery Service
By Jennifer Brozost Throughout this pandemic—this time of fear, uncertainty and frustration—I have been scared. Scared of what the future holds, scared of getting sick, […]