It was announced recently that the city’s proposed three-story 5G transmission towers will have to undergo Section 106 review, a federal-level review designed to prevent negative impacts upon historic resources.
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Defying the Holocaust didn’t just mean uprising and revolt. In a place meant to destroy all Jewish life, the smallest acts of support and comfort were resistance.
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It is a free service that matches hosts with an extra room in their houses or apartments with responsible, compatible guests looking for affordable housing throughout New York City’s five boroughs.
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The best part of my job was seeing the kids that I taught and worked with graduate from high school. I was so proud, year after year, to see them succeed and look forward to going to college.
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Harry Belafonte, the singer, actor and civil rights activist who broke down racial barriers, died on April 25th at the age of 96. As well as performing global hits such as Day-O (The Banana Boat Song), winning a Tony Award for acting and appearing in numerous feature films.
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There is a reason why people are preferring to learn pickleball instead of tennis and that is because pickleball is more accessible.
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In our community, once the home of the iconic musical Hair, where to get one’s hair cut, styled, colored, etc, continues to be a key issue. To popularize community-based hair-folk, Village View identifies our favorite barber.
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The suit claims that “Open Streets” actually results in “Closed Streets” for individuals with disabilities whose only means of accessing any of these public services is by motor vehicle
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The Canadian Prime Minister and Joe Biden have agreed to limit the ability of immigrants to gain asylum. Roxham Road, on the Canadian border, used to be a place where migrants could enter Canada from the United States and apply for asylum.
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This month’s featured property for sale is at 69 West 9th Street, Unit 2B. This very special and unique doorman home has stunning views of the Jefferson Market Library and Garden to the west, and historic townhouses to the south.
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Have you ever bought something you really liked and felt content with it (a sense of satisfaction) until you saw someone else’s you liked better?
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As for venues, there were still many legitimate houses downtown, big and small, but the true experiments found their way into all kinds of spaces which became targets for the more adventurous audiences.
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After a long hiatus, we recently started showing art in our basement gallery space again. Our first exhibition, titled Lost in Sea, from artist Delphine Le Goff is on display until the end of May.
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ARABELLA, the Fun Fashionista and
Read MoreA pal just snail mailed me both February and March issues of The Village View. Love the name and positioning of the paper! Content is really strong and helpful to our community.
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