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October 8, 2017

Morton Street Senior Safe from Greedy Landlord

By Arthur Z. Schwartz Another elderly reader of Westview has been saved from the claws of a greedy landlord. Michael Sloan owns a number of […]

October 8, 2017

VID Takes on Law-Breaking Landlords

By Erik Coler, President of the VID The first time Aaron Carr tried to explain what a state-issued J-51 tax credit was, I had no […]

October 8, 2017

Behind the Mask: The Village Halloween Parade

By Stanley Wlodyka Entering Ralph Lee’s apartment, you may be welcomed by the smiling faces of his wife, daughter, and year-old granddaughter, who lays on […]

October 8, 2017

Life as a West Village Dog Owner

By Andrew Buemi Earlier this summer, I had the privilege of bringing a wonderful dog into my life. Among the many joys of being a […]

October 8, 2017

Why Vote ‘Yes’ for a Constitutional Convention?

By Arthur Z. Schwartz This November, we have a general election. In New York City, it will be kind of a sleepy election, with a […]

October 8, 2017

Step-Down Recovery Program Comes to Greenwich House

By Joe Salas Greenwich House is adding a new program to its tool kit in its quest to help individuals overcome opioid addiction. Greenwich House’s […]

October 8, 2017

Roger Paradiso Documents a Dying Village

By George Capsis After a showing of The Lost Village at Cinema Village, I met its award-winning director Roger Paradiso and discovered him to be […]

October 8, 2017

Medicine: A Historical and Global Palette

Twenty years ago, holistic medicine was referred to as ‘alternative medicine.’ For the most part, it consisted of acupuncture, homeopathy, and nutrition. Today, it encompasses […]

October 8, 2017

Notes and Perspectives from Away: A Maine Fish Story

By Tom Lamia The fish story is social currency wherever men gather. There are many variations but, essentially, it is an unverifiable tall tale in […]

October 8, 2017

Oh, Brother, If You Spare a Dime, Will It Make a Difference?

By W. Russell Neuman It has probably happened to you recently on the street or perhaps in the subway. Someone has approached you for a […]

October 8, 2017

Jefferson Market Library Community Conference: The Village Past, Present, and Future

By Nancy Aravecz Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, The Jefferson Market Library has served as a center for creativity, intellectualism, and civic engagement […]

October 8, 2017

West Village Trivia

By W. Russell Neuman 1. Who represents the West Village in the City Council? a. Brad Hoylman b. Gale Brewer c. Corey Johnson d. Terri […]

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