Joy’s Top 5 Nutrition Tips for Seniors
By Joy Pape 1. Eat the right amount. You may wonder what that is. It differs for everyone. The right amount has to do with […]
Face the Fear and It Will Disappear (Part One)
By Christina Winholt Raccuia Anxiety is often driven by anticipation. Try not to indulge thoughts about what could happen. Allow your thoughts to focus on […]
Asking Secularism Out for a Date (Part One)
By Reverend Donna Schaper “Attractive, well-placed Reverend seeks equally comfortable secularist for non-violent communication, partnership, (d) alliance.” I could publish this ad in the New […]
Andy Warhol’s Chelsea Girls at the Jefferson Market Library
By Matt Whitman By September 1966, the U.S. involvement in Vietnam had escalated to over 200,000 soldiers. Bob Dylan had “gone electric” at Newport more […]
Go with Glick
By Keen Berger, Democratic District Leader, 66A As District Leader of the Village, I confess that I am a political junkie, obsessed with national, state, […]
Taking a Film Festival to the Next Level
By Richard Eric Weigle Having lived in Greenwich Village for 43 years and having been The Grove Street Block Association President for 15 years, one […]
How a German Fell in Love with New York— and Made the West Village Her (Most Likely Forever) Home
By Sophie Gruetzner It was the summer of 1999. Not only was it the last summer of the century but also the hottest summer in […]
Ristorante Rafele
By Caroline Benveniste Ristorante Rafele has all the things you want in a neighborhood restaurant—good food, a convivial atmosphere, and a friendly staff. On a […]
Schwartz Hands Off Glick Fight to Fouratt
Campaign Intensity Medically Forces Schwartz to Support Activist Jim Fouratt By Jim Fouratt When Arthur Z. Schwartz had to withdraw from the New York District […]
YOU CAN’T VOTE FOR ARTHUR SCHWARTZ
The needs of my children have prevented me from doing what I have increasingly felt needs doing and that is giving our community a new, […]
Report from the Democratic Convention
A Week of Principle, Passion and Fear—Bernie and Obama Say Goodbye, Hillary Takes the Stage By Arthur Z. Schwartz Politics doesn’t often move me to […]
Dr. Kaufman Offers Hospital Entry Plan
This could be our new hospital: Dr. David Kaufman recommends that the 15th Street Cancer Center, originally built by St. Vincent’s Hospital, be extended three […]
MIA DOES
MIA DOES: Mia selecting photos for the August issue. Photo by Andreea Ioana Pantor
We Get Letters…
“Oh wow George, we have had 13 Letters to the Editor; that’s way more than we have ever had. Maybe you want to write a […]
Dr. Kaufman—A Man I Truly Admire
I just read the well written and thoroughly researched article by Dr. David Kaufman in the July issue. He expertly articulated how the loss of […]
Kudzu Vines for Mulry Square
Thank you so much for the articles in your paper about the structure at the corner of Greenwich Avenue and 7th Avenue. You wonder how […]
Mulry Square Travesty
I applaud the new commitment of WestView News and George Capsis to tackle the travesty that is the MTA Mulry Square Ventilation Plant. My bedroom […]