By Robert Heide A new fantastic exhibition of Ray Johnson artworks, collages and memorabilia at David Zwirner Gallery, 525 West 19th Street will be on […]
By Brian J Pape, AIA It was a perfect day for street activities, cloudy but mild with temperatures in the 60’s. Just like dozens, perhaps […]
By Frank Quinn and Bob Cooley Ray McGuire and his two brothers didn’t have much growing up. “I never knew my father. He never […]
The Great Race: Vaccines vs Mutants By Alec Pruchnicki, MD It is hard to predict the future, but with COVID it is even more difficult. […]
By George Capsis I hate graffiti and perhaps that is why WestView News has done several front page articles on the subject. With the pandemic […]
By Frank Quinn From 2014 to 2020 Kathryn Garcia was the 43rd Commissioner of the largest sanitation department in the world. Before that she was […]
By Frank Quinn and Bob Cooley The New York City Democratic Primary is June 22, 2021. Six candidates will compete for the District 3 city […]
By George Capsis Oh wow, it was only just a short while ago I read with despair that Corey Johnson was dropping out of the […]
By Brian J. Pape, AIA It seemed like the city began to change overnight, evoking comparisons to Paris or Rome, with so many sidewalk cafes […]
By Arthur Schwartz On January 14, at 2:30 a.m., I got a needle full of the Moderna vaccine stuck into my arm. It wasn’t easy […]
By Bob Cooley “Tomorrow, I will lay out our vaccination plan to correct course and meet our goal of 100 million shots at the […]
The City of New York has published a COVID-19 Vaccine Finder here. The Finder does not work with Internet Explorer, so you’ll need to use a […]
By Brian J Pape, AIA The new flagship location for City Winery, designed by Brooklyn-based Christopher Warnick Architecture, has opened on Pier 57 near West […]
By Maggie Berkvist Back in early December, a number of us signed a petition to Senators Schumer and Maloney at saverestaurants.com/take-action/ However, it was pretty […]
By George Capsis If you go online right now you can find half a dozen articles on the precipitous drop in the New York City […]
By Roger Paradiso “It becomes a choice of risking your life or your business. In most cases people are risking their lives to keep their […]
By Penny Mintz “All politics is local,” Tip O’Neill once said. That was one thing he got right. The impact of government on our daily […]
By Brian Pape AIA Graffiti is nothing new to New York City, or other cities around the world. But we wanted to know more about […]