Coronavirus is seriously scary. But RJ Coté, of Seabreeze Computer Services, The Village Sun’s tech guru, is looking pretty protected amid the pandemic pandemonium. The…
Posts published in “People”
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Ray Alvarez is the definition of a grinder. The hard-working East Village merchant, in his eighth decade, continues to pull the…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Former East Village rabble-rouser John Penley is rolling his dice on Las Vegas. For around the past eight years, Penley…
BY CLAYTON PATTERSON | Earl Einhorn has become a hermit living hidden in a forest of color digital prints with unlimited color choices. Pure color,…
The Village Sun recently caught up with Felicia Young, founder and director of Earth Celebrations, and asked her about this spring’s upcoming Ecological City: Procession…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Erik Bottcher, the chief of staff to Council Speaker Corey Johnson, has announced he is running to succeed his boss.…
BY SANTO MOLLICA | Feb. 11, 2020, marks 20 years since my older brother passed away. I’m 10 years older now than he was when…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | The latest addition to Unoppressive Non-Imperialist Bargain Books is a “bit” quirky…but then, so is the store. Owner Jim Drougas has long…
BY CLAUDE SOLNIK | When James Rado, Gerome Ragni and Galt MacDermot’s musical “Hair” debuted in 1967 and transferred to Broadway a year later, they…
BY CLAYTON PATTERSON | Since I come from the working class, it is a group I easily identify with, and so, it is one of…