David Goldstein, 75, who died last July 31, was a drug researcher who also had a unique and extensive collection of literature on mind-altering substances,…
Posts published in “People”
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | East Village poet Hettie Jones, who was a living connection to the creative ferment of the Beatnik era, died on Tues.,…
BY MARY REINHOLZ | The Reverend Father Sean Connolly, a popular young priest who served as parochial administrator at Most Holy Redeemer-Nativity Catholic church in…
BY PHYLLIS ECKHAUS | Greenwich Villager extraordinaire Karl Bissinger, a once-famed portrait photographer turned fervent anti-war activist, was my best friend during the last 10…
BY BONNIE ROSENSTOCK | María de los Angeles “Angie” Hernández Osorio, an indefatigable advocate for Boricua culture through community service, education and the arts, died…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Martin Stolar, a leading civil rights attorney and unwavering advocate for justice, died on July 1 at age 81. Throughout…
BY OTTO FRITTON | Often humans struggle to understand their impact upon a larger humanity, making the prospect of changing their mindset and committing to…
Angie Hernandez, a playwright and early ally of CHARAS, whose members founded a Puerto Rican-led cultural and community hub in the old P.S. 64, has…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Real Life Funnies, a strip by cartoonist Stan Mack, was a standing feature every week in The Village Voice from…
BY MARNI HALASA | Paul Gilman, a passionate advocate for social change, environmental justice and ending all wars who was a well-known local member of…