A representative will be with you shortly, eventually, when we get around to it. If you’d like to get the run-around, press nine at any time: it won’t take you anywhere, but we enjoy getting your hopes up. That’s nein.
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This is the story of Izzy the dachshund — the most handsome, friendly, adorable dog on Morton Street
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Which weed dispensaries are officially open? What about legal delivery? Can you grow a plant? And more burning questions about the rollout of recreational consumption in the city.
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Have you noticed these special padlock-shaped appendages locked to railings or tree guards around town?
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We may recognize names like Jacqueline Onassis and David Dinkins or entertainment greats like Humphrey Bogart, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Cicely Tyson, Count Basie and Al Jolson. All have been honored with streets or places in Manhattan co-named for them. Let’s explore people in Greenwich Village who have been so honored
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The 8’ x 8’ metal cube sculpture was initially titled “Sculpture in Environment” but the artist’s wife, Cynthia Rosenthal, called it “Alamo” and that stuck.
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We see your travel opportunities as limited this month (why else are you in town reading the paper?), avoid submarines and dirigibles until after the Maenads’ moonlight dance. (Tip to the wise: skip the lion costume for now.)
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New Yorkers are especially vulnerable to the hot weather hazards because the city can be 10 degrees warmer than surrounding areas. Our infrastructure is largely made up of asphalt, concrete and metal which trap in the heat.
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Mid-June saw major improvement and progress in Hudson River Park, including repaving the long-anticipated Gansevoort Park bikeway, a missing link in the miles of protected greenway.
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On the Hudson River Park esplanade is the beautiful bronze sculpture “Apple” (2000/01) by West Village artist Stephan Weiss (1938-2001). It includes a sitting platform and a ‘core’ cut-out, making it a wonderful climbing adventure for children.
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A big thank you to my Village Friends, both humans and dogs who either came to or helped prepare for the celebration. It was a great success!
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“These Are a Few of My Least Favorite Things” By Duane Scott Cerny (Sing it) “When the dog bites....
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My sweet Noah crossed the rainbow bridge today, he died peacefully in my arms blessing me with one more kiss before he passed. I imagine he’s in dog heaven, splashed in sunlight, wrapped in a cozy blanket waiting for me.
I got Noah when I was splitting time between San Francisco and New York
Oh, you July birthday babies!—our View through the sacred Hudson-crystal ball maintains you manifest as a crab, or a lion… or a crabby lion (and we, your metaphorical fodder in the Colosseum).
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