BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Father Patrick Moloney is not your typical Irish priest. For starters, he’s a Melkite, a member of an ancient Eastern Catholic…
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Call it the pluck of the Irish. St. Dymphna’s has reopened on Avenue A. The State Liquor Authority summarily suspended the place’s liquor license back…
BY FELICIA YOUNG | Community culture and resilience in the age of COVID were on display in a physically distanced climate arts presentation at the…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | A witness to the horrific fall of a 23-year-old woman from an East Village rooftop early Saturday morning confirmed that the…
An East Village man was slain on the street early Sunday morning in what may have been a gang-related incident, police said. Cops said that…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | A young woman partying on an East Village rooftop early Saturday morning went over the edge — but miraculously survived. A…
Sunday, St. Francis Day, saw the blessing of the animals around the world. An Italian Catholic friar and mystic, St. Francis of Assisi (1181 or…
As part of a national moment of remembrance for the lives lost during the COVID-19 health crisis, a candlelight memorial will be held on Sun,…
Coinciding with the LUNGS Harvest Festival, the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space is kicking off an environmentally conscious film series this Friday through Sunday in…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Over the past month, the State Liquor Authority “cut off” several more bars in the East Village, Lower East Side…