The Kelly Chronicles: Staying Healthy in these Crazy Times
By Kelly Gallagher Last month we talked about the value of restoring a smile. Priceless. This month it’s been non-stop stormy weather and depressing rain […]
Proust’s American Publisher: Albert Boni
Submitted by The Proust Center at Jefferson Market Library Did you know that Albert Boni, a resident of Greenwich Village, rescued the first English translation […]
Guyana, the “Land of Many Waters”
By Yogendra Ram As a New York City resident, it’s easy to feel that you’ve seen it all. From the hustle and bustle of the […]
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 […]
Standing Room for Author Talk with Jennifer Coburn
WestView News Staff Report Last Saturday, as part of her national book tour, novelist Jennifer Coburn visited her childhood library, the Jefferson Market Library, to […]
INAYA Jewelry
By Anyuta & Inna Zelikson We are InnaSense~INAYA (est. 2002) – an NYC brand of handmade gemstone jewelry by us: the designer-sister duo of Anyuta […]
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 […]
Joan Hall: Collage, Assemblage and Sorcery
By J. Taylor Basker Westbeth Gallery held a remarkable retrospective exhibit of the collages and assemblages of its long-term resident, Joan Hall. Entitled […]
Hillary’s Corner
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Moustache Moves A Few Blocks East
Owner, Salam Al-Rawi from an interview by Hannah Reimann Moustache Restaurant’s 34-year Legacy in NYC Continues with a New Opening on 7th Avenue South in […]
Maggie B
Maggie B spoke slowly and carefully like a ceremonial March across Buckingham palace grounds. You listened and delighted in her imperial speech. She quietly savored […]
Electrical Engineer Explains How “Smart” Meters Can Lead to Higher Bills
Jill McManus Interview with Bill Bathgate My grandchildren Teddy and Sofia complained about the jump in their electric bill. And Dusty provided them with the […]
New York City Continues To Demolish Parks To Save Them
By Eric Uhlfelder Any day now bulldozers and chainsaws will visit Wagner Park to flatten it. This remarkable 3.5-acre space, named after the former head […]