Village Pet Pages Year in Review
We started introducing you to Pets in the Village in January. We thought you may want to know of some of their happenings since you ‘met’ them.
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Year: 2023
IT’S ALL MY FAULT: A Holiday Letter
To old friends, new friends, passing acquaintances, and those I’m desperately avoiding … Though you’d think I’d be eager to hear about your family’s exploits over this past year, I’m certain I’d rather have a month of botched colonoscopies.
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Millie and Mary’s Big City Adventure
You may not have heard about the massive teachers’ strike in Canada, but it has brought two intrepid young French-Canadian women to our shores for the holidays.
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Getting Smashed
The first Saturday of November, GrowNYC held its annual Pumpkin Smash at Abingdon Square Greenmarket to promote collecting food-scraps for composting.
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The Great Bitter End
The Bitter End, which prides itself as being “New York City’s Oldest Rock Club” continues to be a beacon of light in Greenwich Village for emerging band talent.
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The Village View Turns One!
In December, 2022 a group of former staffers from another Village monthly banded together to launch Village View as a new voice for Greenwich Village—West to East.
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Astro-Zodial DECEMBER 2023 Sagittarius/Capricorn
Peering into the festive Hudson-crystal ball shows a conglomeration of fire and earth as we approach year’s end.
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Meet the Masters of Puppets
This year it was truly a unique honor and pleasure to take part in the Greenwich Village Halloween Parade’s 50th Anniversary Celebration on Tuesday, October 31
Read MoreA Few Tailored Real Estate Tips
Selling a home is more than a real estate transaction, but an actual sale of a piece of the neighborhood, lifestyle, and history it reflects.
Read MoreDecember Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor: I always enjoy Joy Pape’s writing, but I was particularly moved by her recent article about Lloyd and his dear pet friends. It so sensitively described the journey through love and loss that so many of us choose to...
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True Troubadour: Bob Dylan is Flourishing By Acting His Age
Dylan is not a diva who only performs at the most glitzy and glamorous halls.
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Searching for Camelot
Searching for Camelot A film by Roger Paradiso now streaming 24/7 on the Globalcinema.online...
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Lisa Pilato Co-Founder of Loco-Motion Dance Theater
Lisa teaches classes and workshops in Modern Dance, Choreography, Dance and Theater Improvisation and Art Activism for children and teenagers.
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Snapshot Project at Jefferson Market Library
Do you have a pre-digital era photograph that tells a story? Of yourself, of the time and place, of friends or places that have changed or disappeared? We would love to see it!
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Holiday Health Tips
As a medical team we want to share some ways to for people and pets to enjoy the holidays and prevent some hazards.
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- The Story of Grover, A Rescued Beagle
One early morning, I passed a man walking his dog on Christopher Street, picking up trash on the sidewalk and throwing it in the trash bins. It seemed they were street cleaning together. I thanked him for doing this for our community and he said, “Why not take care of where we live?” I was touched and thought our community should know more about Elliott and Grover. Here’s what he had to say. —Joy Pape