Maggie B’s Quick Clicks
THOUGHTS IN PASSING as the New Year/Decade arrived: Did she see the end was coming? How come some places are permanent family favorites? While, down […]
Senator Sherrod Brown Comes to the Village
Through his new book, Brown urges progressive nationwide reforms By Eric Uhlfelder At the funeral of New York Senator Robert Kennedy in June of 1968 […]
A View from the Kitchen
By Isa Covo The second month of 2020 is the shortest month of the year and the month of love. Valentine’s Day usually falls halfway […]
IN AND OUT
January was once again a relatively quiet month. Greenwich Avenue, though, is heating up, with two openings practically across the street from each other. Two […]
Measuring Success with Web Analytics
By Robert Johannesson A newspaper posts articles online, a clothing designer markets through Google, and a political candidate runs a web-based campaign. How do they […]
Viruses and Cancer
By Mark M. Green (Abstracted from “A Scientist’s View of Almost Everything,” by Mark M. Green, 2019) Cancer patients in the 1800s were observed, too […]
Reverse Deportation of Jean: Here’s How
By Donna Schaper Ever Feel like you can’t do anything good? You can. Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. Send this article to Virginia […]
Five steps to a healthy heart
Lenox Health Greenwich Village: EXPERT CARDIOLOGY INSIGHTS Five steps to a healthy heart Service Line: CARDIOLOGY Thought Leader: Alexander Gorodnitskiy, MD What can you do […]
Let’s Get Real About Aging
By Gail Evans I met with 85-year-old George Held in his West Village apartment to interview him about aging. Held taught in the English Department […]
Charlie Caruso’s Quips
The woman always decides. The first letter of the New York Times logo looks like Trump in profile. A fool and his Honey are soon […]
Assisted Living: Not Just for the Wealthy
By Alec Pruchnicki, MD Most people who have been to assisted living facilities (ALFs) are greeted with the sight of an overwhelmingly white, somewhat wealthy […]
Uno, the One Who Stole Our Hearts
By Leslie Adatto Remember Uno, the irresistible 15-inch tall beagle with long, floppy ears and the jaunty gait, who took the Westminster dog show by […]
What is Integral Yoga?
By Chandra/Jo Sgammato Are you a New Yorker or even a yoga practitioner with that question? When you pass the Integral Yoga Institute, which has […]
The W Hotel Sign: A Hazard to Humans and Fish
By J. Taylor Basker In 2005 the Applied Development Company and Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide began construction on a new W Hotel in Hoboken, […]
Back-Tracking at Hudson Yards
By Brian J. Pape, AIA Stephen Ross, founder and chairman of The Related Companies, has been doing some back-tracking lately at Related’s Hudson Yards, the […]
A Remarkable Man
By Gordon Hughes A remarkable West Village native passed away on December 25th, Christmas afternoon. He had just wished his granddaughter a Merry Christmas, sat […]