WestView Letter April 2015: WestView Original Responds
WestView Original Responds Dear Michael, A superb piece!!! I could not be happier. Thank you, Jim Polshek
WestView Letter April 2015: Joys of the Automat
Joys of the Automat Dear Mr. Capsis, As one of those rarest of birds, a life-long New Yorker, I want to thank you for your […]
WestView Letter April 2015: Response to New Laws
Response to New Laws Hi, George Capsis. I want to thank you, once again, for your help in my housing crisis and, as you said, […]
WestView Letter March 2015: The Little Paper That Could
The Little Paper That Could Dear Mr. Capsis, As a former West Village (Charles Street) resident, I first encountered your little newspaper on the doorsteps […]
WestView Letter March 2015: Cuomo Lets PR Firm Speak for Him
Cuomo Lets PR Firm Speak for Him West View asked Governor Cuomo who asked him to allocate $17 million of state tax payer funds to […]
WestView Letter March 2015: Bicycle Menace!
Bicycle Menace! Ask any neighbor and they will be happy to tell you the difficulty negotiating the Village at the peril of being run over […]
WestView Letter March 2015: Size Matters
Size Matters Dear George, Have you noticed what’s been happening at the former St. Vincent’s Hospital site? The new Rubin condo buildings just keep getting […]
WestView Letter March 2015: Dual Congregations at Village Presbyterian
Dual Congregations at Village Presbyterian The article on the Village Presbyterian Church, (Feb. 2015) as interesting as it might have been, has two inexcusable flaws. […]
WestView Letter January 2015: Pay 2 Play: Democracy’s High Stakes
Pay 2 Play: Democracy’s High Stakes Dear Editor: Since the Supreme Court decision of Citizens United determined that the existing regulation of campaign contributions was […]
WestView Letter December 2014: Letter to the Editor:
Letter to the Editor: Dear Editor: Upon opening an October issue of the West View News, I was pleased to read an article/review which visited […]
WestView Letter September 2014: Three Lives & Company Bookshop
Three Lives & Company Bookshop Dear Michael, What a joy it was to receive the latest WestView News with your wonderful profile of the Three […]
WestView Letter September 2014: Howie Hawkins
Howie Hawkins Dear Mr Capsis, In your interview with gubernatorial candidate Zephyr Teachout she refers to another candidate whose name you “did not catch” or […]
WestView Letter September 2014: Dear Editor,
Dear Editor, While I’m now reading the August issue of WestView, I did not read the July issue. That being said, I take issue with […]
WestView Letter September 2014: Dear Editor,
Dear Editor, I was shocked to find two horrifying errors on page 13 in the article by Cecilia Rubino entitled, “Brush-up on the Bard.” The […]
WestView Letter September 2014: Dear Mr. Capsis,
Dear Mr. Capsis, I was quite appalled at your unattractive ethnic stereotyping of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his father for talking too much because “maybe […]
WestView Letter September 2014: Editor’s Note: We asked reader Karen Sunde for more information regarding the seating on Pier 45 and received this from her husband:
Editor’s Note: We asked reader Karen Sunde for more information regarding the seating on Pier 45 and received this from her husband: Originally, the shaded […]
WestView Letter September 2014: The residents of the 66th district need to cast their vote for me on November 4th because the system in Albany is rigged, and Deborah Glick is part of the broken system. New York can have a government that works for all of us, not one that works only for the wealthy and well connected. It is clear to me that this culture of intimidation, back room deals, and working for your largest donors is the biggest problem facing our democracy.
The residents of the 66th district need to cast their vote for me on November 4th because the system in Albany is rigged, and Deborah […]
WestView Letter September 2014: Frustration with the double-decker tour buses
Frustration with the double-decker tour buses Dear Editors: I would like to share my frustration with the double-decker tour buses that have seemed to take […]