How Do You Sum Up the Life of a Quiet Legend?
By Bob Cooley From the cramped alleyway converted into her shop, The Silversmith, at 184 ¾ West 4th St., Ruth Kuzub was a quaint artist […]
As Youth Transitions, She and Her Mom Transform
By Kieran Loughney Kenny always called out his mom for her support of Donald Trump when the reality television star first ran for president. Their […]
The Day the Village Stood Still: The COVID Relief Bill 2021
By Roger Paradiso President Biden’s American Rescue Plan Act passed in the Senate 51-50. No Republicans voted for the bill in the House or the […]
An Interview With Mayoral Candidate Ray McGuire
By Frank Quinn and Bob Cooley Ray McGuire and his two brothers didn’t have much growing up. “I never knew my father. He never […]
As Vaccines are Administered at Rapid Pace, Hope Blooms in the Spring
By Bob Cooley It was precisely 13 months ago (on March 1, 2020) from this publishing date when the first official case of COVID-19 was […]
WestView News Interviews District 3 City Council Candidates
By Frank Quinn and Bob Cooley The New York City Democratic Primary is June 22, 2021. Six candidates will compete for the District 3 city […]
Lenox Health Greenwich Village to Ramp Up Local Vaccinations
By Bob Cooley “Tomorrow, I will lay out our vaccination plan to correct course and meet our goal of 100 million shots at the […]
Neighborhood Cleanup with Candidate Erik Bottcher
By Bob Cooley Every Sunday at 11:30 a.m. volunteers gather at the NYC AIDS Memorial Park at St. Vincent’s Triangle (Seventh and Greenwich Avenues) to […]
Village Voters Show Enthusiasm, Patience, Hope in First Day of Early Voting
By Bob Cooley In what leaders and many citizens have called “a fight for the soul of our nation,”West Villagers and New Yorkers turned out […]
“Whose Post Office? Our Post Office!”
Jacqui Taylor Basker, leading a group of approximately 40 West Village residents, shouted this and other chants outside the Hudson Street station at a rally in support of […]
Memories of 9/11
By Toby Bellin Tuesday, September 11, 2001 before 9 AM on the crosstown bus on my way to work. Passing Fifth Avenue, I see a […]