Does Anybody Read WestView?
Well why haven’t you sent a letter to the Editor? The best part of getting this paper out is to hear from you. Send us […]
Coronavirus: From Common Cold to Global Pandemic
By Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. Perhaps no one could have imagined that a new cousin of the same virus that causes the common cold could emerge […]
The 10 Most Iconic Movies Available On The Criterion Channel, Ranked
By Mike Reyes Since its founding in 1984, The Criterion Collection has prided itself on curating a collection of “important classic and contemporary films” for […]
Expert advice on Coronavirus
The spread of the Coronavirus has most certainly changed our lives—so the experts of Northwell Health are here to give you some valuable advice on […]
BREAKING NEWS—Hope: The situation in China seems to be improving
By Hannah Reimann WestView News was very fortunate to have Shen, a Chinese intern, on board with our team last Summer. Since his return to […]
How to get movies on your cable TV during a pandemic
By Anthony Paradiso and Roger Paradiso George called me and complained, “we are trapped in our homes and we are clicking faster and faster through […]
New York City Rent Reform
By Shaynon Gramling Licensed Real Estate Salesperson The real estate industry in New York City has experienced a major overhaul during the past year. It […]
Wiggins In Love
By Michael Astor Guy Wiggins remembers the song that he and his wife Dorothy first danced to. It was Frank Sinatra’s “You Make Me Feel […]
Problems Getting Your Medications? A Doctor’s View
By Alec Pruchnicki, MD Most people are aware of the continually rising prices for medications. Besides the practices and prices imposed by the pharmaceutical companies, […]
Notes From Away: Asylum, Xenophobia, Morality, and Economics
By Tom Lamia Several years ago, I was having construction work done at my farm property here in Maine. The contractor brought in a crew […]
Music in the Time of Corona
By Hannah Reimann ShiZ’ka at St. John’s in the Village ShiZ’ka, a gifted and expressive pianist from Japan, performed a concert of varied periods and […]
What Is Money?
By Sue Peters By law, every time a private commercial bank lends to a borrower, all the bank is doing is creating a deposit in […]
Karen’s Quirky Style
By Karen Rempel | Fashion Editor This Easter promises to be bleak, and nothing is bleaker than an un-peopled Bleecker Street. When Dusty and I […]
Style on the Street: No “Mask” No Problem…We Got This Covered!
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Upside Down
By Keith Michael I sent this article in on Sunday, March 22nd, so who knows how the world has changed by now when you are […]
How Do You Feel?
By Christina Raccuia Such a simple question. However, it is often difficult to answer with anything other than “excellent” or “pretty good.” What is it […]
How High Can 200 Amsterdam Go?
By Brian J. Pape, AIA, LEED-AP Many WestView readers have commented on the Clarkson Towers project as being much too big, and impossibly tall, when […]
A Washington Square Journey
The Arch Up Ahead By Nancy Davidoff Kelton In 1960, on my third New York trip from Buffalo, I went to Washington Square Park to […]