BY KEITH J. KELLY | A woman believed to be the oldest original tenant in Stuyvesant Town was laid to rest by her family on…
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BY BEN TOGUT | In May, City Lore recognized Clayton Patterson and his lifelong partner, painter Elsa Rensaa, with a plaque to celebrate their many…
BY ELI KIMBELL | If you’ve ever spoken at length with any of the employees at the Joe & the Juice at Sixth Avenue and…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | With colorful, ribald stories and full-throated, joyous song, Malachy McCourt was officially installed among the pantheon of luminaries at Theatre 80…
The Village Alliance has announced the appointment of Scott Hobbs as the organization’s new executive director. Hobbs joined the business improvement district on July 5…
BY NOMIKI KONST | Last month, residents of Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn learned they would soon have a new state Senator. As the far right…
BY KEITH J. KELLY | The East Village of the 1980s will be the setting for the next play from Larry Kirwan, a co-writer and…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | With just days to go until the start of early voting, Assemblymember Deborah Glick is counting on her record as an…
BY BEN TOGUT | On Sunday, Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir gathered at the East Village’s Earth Church to saint beloved bookstore owner…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | They say necessity is the mother of invention… . Clayton Patterson isn’t fazed by much. In 1988, with a then-novel handheld…