Can Reading Proust Make You a Writer?
By The Proust Center At Jefferson Market Library “Yes,” says Janet McGiffin, who will be speaking at the Jefferson Market Library August 8 in the […]
Life Is Not So Short
By Joe Albanese “Life is not so short. But that there is always time enough for courtesy” Ralph Waldo Emerson “You’re acting all American, American, […]
Summer 2023 – NYC Restaurant Week
By: Alexander Allen My beloved, native city has so much to offer. I often wonder if fellow New Yorkers truly take advantage of all its […]
Neighborhood Profile- Ready to Eat
Neighborhood Profile: Ready to Eat By Maxwell Hu Rami is holding a knife and he thwacks at cabbage. The kitchen fills with the din of […]
“Open Streets” – Beware the Heckler’s Veto
Sandy R. and Shannon Phipps NYC Access for All After three years of living with hardship and being made invisible, on April 24, 2023, twelve […]
New High-Stakes Lawsuit Could Change the Business of Food Delivery in the West Village
By Justin T. Kelton, Esq. The West Village is one of the City’s—and indeed, the country’s—premier food destinations. It contains a robust and ever-changing lineup […]
Medicare DisAdvantage For City Government Retirees
By J. Taylor Basker and Jesse Kasowitz Medical insurance issues are now making NYC Government retirees sick. NYC retirees had some of the […]
Asset Protection in Estate Planning
By Arthur Coleman You’re beginning to accumulate substantial wealth, but you worry about protecting it from future potential creditors. Whether your concern is for your […]
Today We Talk To George Capsis On How He Started The WestView News
Today We Talk To George Capsis On How He Started The WestView News! Interview by: Danielle Sevier Produced by: Mike Persico “Discover the visionary behind […]
Ivermectin Could Have Saved Millions of Lives, Why Was It Suppressed
Richard Gale & Gary Null PhD Progressive Radio Network, June 19, 2023 In 2004, the US Congress passed an amendment to the Federal […]
THE SILENT KILLER WE CANNOT ESCAPE AND THE FIVE AVENGERS
By Dr. Nabil El-Hag, PhD Defying the Biology of Aging – 4th in a series The human body is 99.9% gas and mineral elements. Despite […]
Bars and Restaurants Chow Down on Mayor and Council
By “Sid E. Walker” P.E. (This is the fourth in an occasional series on Open Restaurants by “Sid E. Walker.” The most recent article was […]
New Yorkers Discuss Technology at June 7 Oversight Committee Hearing On Link5G Cell Towers
By Julie Mardin “What we’re talking about here is not people that are scared of technology. What we’re talking about is not people that don’t […]
Verizon Charged Local Customers BILLIONS for Fiber Optics They Never Delivered
Blockbuster New Report Exposes “Largest Accounting Scandal in American History” By Jill McManus Verizon has failed to deliver promised fiber optic connectivity to New York […]
RAT REGULATIONS ARE KILLING US – BUILDING SUPERINTENDENTS
By Dominick Romeo On April 1st, 2023 our Mayor and City Council launched their ordinance requiring superintendents and homeowners to throw out their trash […]
ALERT- House Bill 3557 Overrides Local Governments in Push to Streamline Deployment of Wireless Broadband
By Jill McManus At the House Energy and Commerce Committee meeting, bills to speed the broadband buildout were being written in handfuls. Six of the […]
To the Editor
To the Editor: I want to thank you for your continuing series of articles concerning the health dangers and accounting opacity inherent to so-called Smart […]
Joel Gordon- Digital Art 22 Perry Street
© Joel Gordon 2023 – All rights reserved When I find an image or photo, I ask myself how can I best use it, is […]