BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Looking slightly steampunk, Colin Huggins wore a black cloak around his shoulders as he stood by his piano outside the east…
Posts published in “People”
BY ALEX EBRAHIMI | “Hello, Greenwich.” That’s what you hear when you call Greenwich Locksmiths. As if the Village itself is picking up the phone.…
This uplifting encounter from 10 years ago — planned as a local merchant profile but previously unpublished — captures Sean’s enormous zest, sense of humor…
BY KATHRYN ADISMAN | Sean Kavanagh-Dowsett, the co-owner of the trio of English eateries and shops on Greenwich Avenue — Tea & Sympathy, Carry On…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Danny Paley, the son of short-story writer Grace Paley, died Jan. 1. He was 71. The cause of death was…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Leonard Abrams, the publisher and editor of the East Village Eye, died on April 1 in New Jersey. He was 68.…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Jerry Delakas, a beloved fixture for decades at the Astor Place newsstand, died in August at age 73. His nephew…
BY HANNAH REIMANN | The Cornelia Street Café, an artistic home to thousands of performers, artists, writers and many others for more than 41 years,…
BY MARY REINHOLZ | New York journalist Stanley Mieses, the son of Holocaust survivors and a former longtime writer for The New Yorker who witnessed…
BY ALEX EBRAHIMI | For want of a guitar shop, the guitar was lost. For want of a guitar, the song was lost. For want…