BY MARY REINHOLZ | Updated Fri., Dec. 18, 3 a.m.: Prominent East Village pacifist Carmen Trotta, a Catholic Worker volunteer who opposed the war in…
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Dozens of organizations from across four boroughs — including an array of community, civic, cultural, environmental and preservationist groups — are joining together to demand…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Stop the shuffle! That’s what a group homeless men living in a Hell’s Kitchen hotel — though facing possible relocation…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Take one for the team — and for yourself. That was state Senator Brad Hoylman’s strong message to New Yorkers…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | A Community Board 2 committee sought feedback on the city’s Soho/Noho upzoning plan at a public hearing last Tuesday. But…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Two more local nightlife spots — a Chelsea lounge and a Village eatery named for a notorious Australian gangster —…
On Saturday, a week after Middle Collegiate Church was gutted by raging flames, Reverend Jacqui Lewis, the church’s senior minister, issued an update in the…
BY ART HENKEL AND DAN MILLER | The evening before Thanksgiving word spread that Coach Carlo Saldana had died earlier that day. His unexpected passing…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Updated Sat., Dec. 12, 4:30 p.m.: It wasn’t exactly your typical endorsement meeting, but Erik Bottcher on Thursday evening won…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Don’t try bringing a loudspeaker to Washington Square Park; police won’t let you inside the green space with it. And…