NYCHA Tenants Battle Eviction
NYCHA Tenants Battle Eviction By Paul DeRienzo West Side Congressman Jerry Nadler faced boos and catcalls September 6th at the Fulton Senior Center in Chelsea. […]
Survival in the New Woke Order
By Richard Gale and Gary Null Ph.D. “We have this ability in Lake Wobegon to look reality right in the eye and deny it.” […]
Back To School Guide For Greenwich Village
Reformative Education in Greenwich Village By Dawn Lesley Stewart and Zola Oyer New Location on West 10th Street Something was missing in the New York […]
Medicare DisAdvantage For City Government Retirees
By J. Taylor Basker and Jesse Kasowitz Medical insurance issues are now making NYC Government retirees sick. NYC retirees had some of the […]
Bars and Restaurants Chow Down on Mayor and Council
By “Sid E. Walker” P.E. (This is the fourth in an occasional series on Open Restaurants by “Sid E. Walker.” The most recent article was […]
New Yorkers Discuss Technology at June 7 Oversight Committee Hearing On Link5G Cell Towers
By Julie Mardin “What we’re talking about here is not people that are scared of technology. What we’re talking about is not people that don’t […]
Verizon Charged Local Customers BILLIONS for Fiber Optics They Never Delivered
Blockbuster New Report Exposes “Largest Accounting Scandal in American History” By Jill McManus Verizon has failed to deliver promised fiber optic connectivity to New York […]
RAT REGULATIONS ARE KILLING US – BUILDING SUPERINTENDENTS
By Dominick Romeo On April 1st, 2023 our Mayor and City Council launched their ordinance requiring superintendents and homeowners to throw out their trash […]
BEHIND MEAT- Peter Singer, the Founder of the Modern Animal Rights Movement, Comes to the Village
By Eric Uhlfelder Peter Singer (right) being interviewed by A.J. Jacobs at Cooper Union Photo: Think Inc. In 2020, while we struggled with the growing […]
Open AI Can Make You Smarter
By Roberta Russell Text editing on stock image: Manuel Lopez. Knowledge is power. Today, we can read just about any book ever published and hear […]
The Trials of Becoming a New York Judge
By Edward Yutkowitz It’s a wet and gloomy morning in Abingdon Square. The stalls of the greenmarket are quieter than usual. There’s a notable absence […]
Lower Manhattan City Council Primaries One Inspiring One Not
By Frank Quinn With relatively light media coverage, you’ll need to pay close attention to understand the 2023 New York City elections. This “off-year” cycle […]
KHAAAAN!-gestion Pricing Jumps To Warp Drive
By “Sid E. Walker” P.E. (This is the second in an occasional series on Congestion Pricing by “Sid E. Walker”. The first article, “The MTA […]
Coming Together to Reverse Climate Change
By Roberta Russell Global warming makes more news with each passing day. The destruction is occurring faster than previously anticipated; nevertheless, most people are still […]
My Last Two Years Will Be My Best
By Carlina Rivera Local elections are some of the most important, and on June 27th I hope to have your vote to continue my last […]
If Carlina Rivera Won’t Defend Our Green Spaces, I Will
By Allie Ryan I know what I will remember most vividly about the destruction of East River Park, it is being led away in handcuffs, […]
Dear Governor Hochul
Dear Governor Hochul, On behalf of the 138 undersigned organizations and our members and supporters, we urge you to prevent Holtec International, the firm responsible […]