“Attention. Were you or a loved one working or visiting Camp Greenwich Village between 1954 and a week ago last Thursday? If so, you may be entitled to insignificant compensation that’s hardly worth mentioning. Perhaps even a valueless Pokemon card…”
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Did you know that these red alarm boxes are still active, for citizens to use to alert the FDNY in case of a fire? That may seem like a thing of the past, but I checked at our Fire Squad Company 18 station at 132 W. Tenth Street, and they assured me, they still work
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Do you check out the daily weather report to plan your day? How about the pollen and mold count? We get this information by looking at or listening to the weather report. Let’s face it, the weather affects the comfort and health of human beings and other animals.
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I love maps of all kinds–ancient mariners’ maps, explorers’ maps, geography maps, demographic maps, trail maps and city plans. I may be a history buff but I am definitely a map nerd. For years, ever since I noticed there was once a street called “Monument Lane” on an old Village map, I’ve wondered about the location of the street and the monument.
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I am Lauren Esposito, a native New Yorker, your Village neighbor for the past 19 years, an attorney, and candidate for Judge of the Civil Court. I am pursuing judicial office to continue my dedication to public service and to do my part to ensure that the Court maintains its commitment to administer fair and compassionate justice, as I have done behind the scenes for the entirety of my legal career.
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Hello neighbors, I’m Bonnie. After experiencing burnout from my corporate job and a sense of insignificance, I decided to take a leap of faith. I started my own computer service company, and it has been a transformative journey.
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I am running to represent you as your new City Councilperson. Many of you know me due to my fighting alongside neighbors to save the Morton Williams supermarket and ensure our seniors are not left in a food shopping desert. Or you may know me for battling to dismantle the once useful restaurant sheds, now a burden on residents and boon only to rats and restaurant landlords
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Inflation is taking a bite out of everyone’s income and life in the city can be lonely. New York Foundation for Senior Citizens (NYFSC), the only non-profit, non-sectarian organization serving older adults citywide, has a Home Sharing Program that has been in existence for more than 40 years.
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SEAN ARTHUR HARRY KAVANAGH-DOWSETT The King of Greenwich Village Will Be Missed Sean Arthur Harry...
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Of the 41 Broadway theaters only 35 are booked. Tickets are priced far more reasonably so it is a great time to see a show and audiences do reflect that.
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We foresee Love, Wealth and Travel in your future. (If you’re reading this because it was left on the stoop of your Village townhouse, then we also see wealth in your present.) Beware the city’s new anti-rodent trash collection rules and don’t put out bags before 8 pm.
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Inside, a dozen elephantine teapots are mounted in procession across one wall (the herd purchased, I’m told, by a long-ago manager during a quick decorating dash to Chinatown). One trunk-spouted beast, an austere celadon number surmounted by a creamy-green youth, attracts my interest.
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On May 31st, Petco, the City’s largest chain of pet stores, moved from the corner of 17th Street and Broadway (860 Broadway), to Tammany Hall, an august building at the corner of 17th Street and Park Avenue South (44 Union Square East).
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The Village has suffered an an astounding loss of Chinese restaurants, both before and after the Pandemic, but one outstanding survivor remains. Shu Han Ju located on the corner of West 11th Street and 6th Avenue
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Have you ever looked forward to an occasion, be it time with someone, a trip, a gift, a holiday…you name it? Then, when it didn’t work out as expected, or better said, as you expected, then you felt let down?
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