By George Capsis Some years ago, in the old Times building on West 43rd Street, I found myself sitting down at a very large […]
By Arthur Z. Schwartz I held off on writing about the Sheldon Silver trial hoping to have a verdict to discuss. But the jury […]
By George Capsis To replace the semblance of a human presence after 55 years of marriage, I keep WNYC on all day—and my ears […]
A West Village friend said to me, “If everyone who says ‘I really think Bernie would make the best President, but he can’t win, and […]
To George and staff All the best I was just eight four And simple did not know what to do So I simple picked up […]
Dear Sir: Thank you for this very special newspaper. It is a wonderful forum for issues related to the West Village and its residents. I […]
I’m 15 years old, and I live a reality very few kids will experience. Every day feels undetermined and a constant battle. It’s my family […]
To the editor: I was amused when I read the story about Bruce Camacho paying for the new Planter Construction in front of the […]
To the Editor, As a lifelong native New Yorker, I always thought WestView News was the hippest of all the local Village papers, but […]
To the Editor: As a long time subscriber, the WestView News has special value to me because of its insightful coverage of both the frustrations […]
By Marc Levy Like so many across the world, I can’t stop thinking of those who have lost their lives this sad November—in an […]
On Thursday, November 12th the Village Independent Democrats had their monthly meeting in St. John’s Church on Christopher Street. The meeting was chaired by long […]
A short story. I was walking to see someone on 10th Street midday and ran into a group of photographers encircled around something—not sure what […]
In the November issue of Westview News, my coverage of Dames at Sea contained two print mistakes I would like to correct. Following the original […]
By Arthur Z. Schwartz When Donald Trump launched his campaign with a diatribe against Mexicans, the media treated him like the pariah he is. […]
“A STUDY IN CONCENTRATION: Not for a moment was this aspiring young artist distracted by the crowds milling around him at the Whitney’s Frank Stella […]
By George Capsis At last, yesterday, I got John Capsis on Skype sitting at his desk in Athens. He had chided me, as he […]
By Andrew Berman On November 10, an overflow crowd of hundreds filled the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a public hearing on a developer’s proposal […]