Pride Under Quarantine In The West Village: The Natives Are Restless
By Robert Kroll What can an apartment building’s super do to boost the experience of Pride Under Quarantine in a West Village co-op? The Super […]
My Plague Doctor Mask Finally Came
My Plague Doctor mask finally came. Now I’m really ready to face the pandemic. This is actually a real thing. During European plagues of the […]
Maggie B’s Quick Clicks
TINY STEPS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION was a real morale booster. After their disheartening lockdown in early April, discovering these favorite neighborhood casualties back up […]
The Dark Side of ADA Litigation
By Samuel G. Dobre, Esq. and Mallory A. Campbell, Esq. Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits disability discrimination and ensures that […]
Kushner Real Estate in the Village: Another Slumlord
By Brian J. Pape, AIA, LEED-AP You may have heard that Steve Croman, the notoriously abusive slumlord owner of many Village apartments, is back at […]
A Vodka Bottle with an Important Political Message; Sex and the West Village; Her Shoes Could be Yours!
By Robert Kroll The fate of local community newspapers is, ultimately, in the hands of the reading public. When the public supports its local paper […]
God’s Love We Deliver: Proudly Making a Difference, One Meal at a Time, since 1985
By Emmett Findley, Director of Communications, God’s Love We Deliver God’s Love We Deliver was founded in 1985 at the height of a health crisis. […]
A Call To Duty: Feeding Our Frontline Workers
By Joyce Appelman When our local government ordered a shutdown of all in-room dining at restaurants to stop the spread of COVID-19, our chefs, restaurants […]
IN AND OUT
Last month I took a break from In & Out so I could work on the Village Directory. But this month In & Out is […]
The Bicycle Thief
By Brian J. Pape, AIA, LEED-AP Ever since the pandemic created stay-at-home recommendations and closed shops, theaters, gyms and restaurants, looking for recreation can become […]
The Last Stand of St. Vincent’s: Healthcare Heroes in Another Pandemic
Pride will feel different in the West Village this year, but the LGBTQ community has persevered through hard times before. Our vibrant pocket of New […]
Covid-19: Tales from the Frontline
By Matt Razon Before I get to telling you all about my experience as a frontliner in the fight against COVID-19, let me tell you […]
NYU Graduate Student Workers Sick-Out Protest Due to COVID
By Anthony Paradiso On Mar. 9, New York University moved all of its classes to remote learning and on Mar. 13 NYU officially closed its […]
A Nobel Laureate Crying Out in the Wilderness
By Stanley Wlodyka Jiménez “Everything is going to change because of this pandemic. Everything about life as we know it is going to change. Nothing […]
The Plight of New Yorkers Who Have No Homes
By Carol F. Yost On May 12, 2020, an op-ed appeared in the Daily News with the title, “Why I Slept on the Subways: They […]
Even Without a March, Pride Marches On
By Erik Bottcher The LGBTQ community is as vastly diverse as humanity itself. Like a brilliant rainbow, we occupy every gradient in the spectrum of […]
For LGBT’s Future…Allies Make a Difference
By Bruce Poli, Executive Director, Equal Rights Foundation In 1961, future U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark was sent to Mississippi for Civil Rights work by […]
Reality Check—COVID: Into the Middle Innings
By Jesse Robert Lovejoy For a starting pitcher, the most dangerous inning is the first. He isn’t really warmed up, and he doesn’t know what’s […]