NYC 2023 Voting Guide
2023 City Council District 2 Candidates East Village, Lower East Side, NoHo, Greenwich Village, Union Square, Kips Bay, and Gramercy Park Allie Ryan DISTRICT 2, […]
Gay! Is There Any Other Way?
By Robert Heide In my play West of the Moon, a down and out aging hustler named Luck meets a young man in a doorway during a […]
Robert F.Kennedy Jr. Hero Of The Hudson Announces Run For The Presidency
By Kelly Gallagher Robert F Kennedy Jr held the position of President of Waterkeeper Alliance for over 20 years. Under his leadership, the alliance grew […]
The Battle for Village Sidewalks
By Sid E. Walker (This is the third article in an occasional series on the Open Restaurants / Obstructed Sidewalks program.) Spring is upon us. […]
Jean Montrevil Wins Final Court Case Deportation Cancelled!
By Grace Goodman Last Tuesday, April 18, 2023, in a courtroom filled with nervous family and friends, Haitian immigrant Jean Montrevil testified about his 30-year […]
The First Amendment and the Marketplace of Ideas
By Justin T. Kelton, Esq. As a media lawyer and fan of the WestView News, I appreciate this publication’s willingness to tackle contentious issues. But […]
The Underestimation of Climate Risk- Can Communal Consciousness Turn the Tide?
By Roberta Russell Ask your neighbors: “Could human-caused climate change result in worldwide societal collapse or even eventual human extinction?” David Spratt, research director of […]
Arthur Schwartz stealing George’s last toy
By George Capsis Oh, Wow, I am in the New York Times on February 24th and then on March the 20th The New Yorker magazine […]
The Battle For The Westview News And The Importance Of Unwavering Loyalty To Clients
By Justin T. Kelton As an attorney who represents publishers, reporters, and media companies, I have been following the conflict between the stalwart WestView News […]
Climate Change: Does It Portend Irreversible Disaster? Can We Make A Difference?
By Roberta Russell There is a 1.1-degree Celsius rise in the global temperature. This is not a barely noticeable difference, requiring just the removal of […]
The Ballad of Arthur Schwartz
By Paul DeRienzo The drama surrounding lawyer and Village district leader Arthur Schwartz took a dark turn in March as more of his clients screamed […]
Andy Warhol Pop Art Genius
By Robert Heide. WARHOL, HEIDE, INGRID SUPERSTAR -1966. Photo credit: Heide Archives I gave Andy Warhol the idea in the Silver Factory one night after […]
Letitia James And Erik Bottcher Confront Drag Story Hour Protesters
There’s probably no more liberal corner of the United States than Greenwich Village. So it’s not surprising that parents took their children to a session […]
A Tale of Two Papers
-By Alden Roosevelt America’s Foremost 12-Year-Old Columnist When I first walked into that book-filled room, and saw the formidable 94-year-old man sitting behind his desk […]
Is Senator Hoylman A Serious Man?
©MARK L EMERSON -By Frank Quinn Brad Hoylman-Sigal is a smart, strategically driven politician serving as State Senator for the newly created 47th District. He […]
From Oil to Medicine: China Gains
-By Dr. Kambiz Shekdar, PhD With Chinese spy balloons over American skies as the backdrop, China is winning ground over American national and […]
Sarah Jessica Parker Opens New Flagship Boutique On Bleecker Street
-By Karilyn Prisco I stopped by for an afternoon of shoe shopping. Images courtesy © A Dope Artist. Unless otherwise credited
Reminiscences of a Retail Stock Investor: The Naked Short
-By Jeremy Frommer Chairman of Creatd (CRTD) and founder of CEOBLOC I arrived in Washington DC January 27th, and one by one I met […]