The Source of the Balfour Declaration
By Mark M Green Abstracted from “A Scientist’s View of Almost Everything” With the complex forces at play in Israel with the Jewish and Palestinian […]
Dr.William C. Carter
By The Proust Center At Jefferson Market Library Dr. William C. Carter, the preeminent Marcel Proust scholar in the United States, visited the Jefferson Market […]
Chelsea Resident Marni Halasa To Be Honored By Ice Theatre of New York
By Amy Engeler Last week, Ice Theatre of New York, honored Marni Halasa, long-time Chelsea resident and former City Council candidate, with their Alumni Award. […]
A Trip to the Emerald Isle- Four Days in Ireland
By Anastasia Kaliabakos In my 21 years, I have not done much traveling. I often joke with my friends that I would have loved to […]
‘Hello!’ From The Jersey Shore
By Robert Heide I grew up in the 1940s in Irvington Township just uphill from Newark, New Jersey’s largest and busiest city. To get to […]
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 […]
Teen View
By Alden Roosevelt 13-Year-Old Reporter “The unexamined life is not worth living”- Socrates BIAS (n) – to give a settled and often prejudiced outlook on […]
Against Silence
By Penny Arcade In 1600 Giordano Bruno, branded a heretic, was burned at the stake in Rome’s Campo Di Fiori, a nail pounded into his […]
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 […]
The Rounding Error at ConEd
By Roberta Russell Are you beset by rising Con Ed bills? Con Ed is a monopoly monitored by the New York State Public Service Commission […]
Link To Vitality – Defying the Biology Of Aging
By Nabil El-Hag A series of articles inspired by Dr. Nabil El-Hag health journey and his upcoming book. A FACE-OFF WITH LYME’S DISEASE TURNS THE […]
The “Cheers” of the West Village’s 40th Anniversary!
By Robert Shapiro There’s only one bar that I know of in the West Village that literally has no demographic. Old people, young people, black […]
Meet Philip Mortillaro. A Neighborhood Locksmith & Icon of The West Village
Sevier Stories Interview by: Danielle Sevier Produced by: Mike Persico “If you live in the Village, you know who Philip Mortillaro is and his authentic […]
Style On The Street
By Karilyn Prisco Alex Amy Ankita Arthur Carol Caroline Dewey Gianfranco Michael Alan Follow us on Instagram @styleonthestreet_WestViewNews Submit your favorite neighborhood fashion looks for a […]
To Revive A Youthful Skin
By J. Mark. Dr. Noah Sanni brings dermatological science to the Village. Dr Sanni has 25 years of experience and has performed over 15,000 surgical […]
Homeopathy: A Remedy in Time
By Lynn Pacifico Although Homeopathy is a healing modality that is used all over the world, it is denigrated by western medicine and It is […]
A Day at the Whitney with Curator Marcela Guerrero
By Angela Montefinise. Marcela Guerrero—the newly-named DeMartini Family Curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art and curator of the renowned exhibition no existe un […]