Councilman Appreciation
CORY EARNS A HUG: At a street sign ceremony honoring handicapped fund raiser Larry Selman, Nelida Godfrey, owner of the restaurant Lima’s Taste, hugs councilman Corey Johnson in […]
Jim Fouratt’s REEL DEAL: Movies that Matter
November 2015 If you think an important movie opens every other day in NYC, you are right, It is fall and the Harvey Weinstein template […]
No to Gansevoort Market Development
By Arthur Z. Schwartz Hundreds of Northwest Village residents came out to PS3on October 15 to express opposition to a proposal to build condos on […]
West Village Needs a Hospital
CONDOS TO SHADOW VILLAGE: In a deal struck by the City, two real estate investment firms will build five buildings facing Pier 40 starting at […]
The Greatest Tragedy in City Development
By George Capsis Wikipedia recounts the facts that add up to the greatest tragedy in city development. “What is now Hudson River Park emerged from […]
Glick Pleads to Stop Pier 55 Environmental Assault
By George Capsis Deborah Glick, who represents us in the State Assembly, is concerned about the environmental trauma that will be caused by driving […]
Deal Allows 70% Increase At $1,363 a Foot, $100 Million Purchase Price a Token
By Andrew Berman It’s extremely concerning that the troubling and problematic process of selling air rights from the Hudson River Park to massively increase […]
Inside the Gotham Liquidation
By Michael Feldman Sato Moughalian is angry. Her fifteen year tenure as principal flute, personnel manager, consultant and advocate for the Gotham Chamber Opera Company […]
Greenwich Village Film Festival
By Robert Moore Presenting a unique short film about Greenwich Village is a tall order but last night the Greenwich Village Film Festival did exactly […]
Scenes Through the Cinema Lens Returns to the Tribeca Performing Arts Center
By Krin Gabbard Ever since spring 2007 I’ve been showing clips from great movies and performance films at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center. At first […]
Kenneth Joseph Poli, 94
Editor of Popular Photography and Leica Photography Introduced the Value of Photographic Images to the Public and Popular Imagination By Bruce Poli Ken […]
Forty Seven Years Late for the Meeting
By George Capsis “Should I continue to lay on my back watching Judge Judy or should I, on this chilly dark evening, go to the […]
Faicco’s Italian Specialties
By Caroline Benveniste Faicco’s on Bleecker is definitely worth a visit for, among other things, their divine sopressata which Eater critic Robert Sietsema says is […]
A Paris Boulangerie in the Village
By David Porat Maison Kayser appeared and opened to the public on Oct 1 at the corner of Bleecker and Christopher, looking a bit like […]