BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | On Monday afternoon, firefighters rushed to the historic White Horse Tavern on Hudson Street in the West Village. They were not…
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BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated Feb. 4, 1 a.m.: The door count for medical visits at The Door was falsely inflated by two to three…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | A two-alarm blaze on Monday afternoon tore through the Essex Card Shop on Avenue A between Third and Fourth Streets.…
After all the holiday hubbub at Union Square, things promptly quieted down Sunday, the day after Christmas, with the closing of the popular annual outdoor…
On a saunter around Downtown a couple of Saturdays ago, photographer Jefferson Siegel found a lot going on, from the park (pogoing and painting) to…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Wednesday morning, with the Union Square Greenmarket in full swing, a person dressed as a sperm danced on the other side…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Early Friday evening the Gramercy neighborhood was brought to a standstill as fire trucks converged on the south side of Gramercy…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Medallion-owning taxi drivers ended a 15-day hunger strike at City Hall on Wednesday after an agreement was reached with the…
There’s nothing like a clean “Cube.” On Monday, the day before Election Day, a worker from the Village Alliance business improvement district scrubbed graffiti off…
While Labor Day is meant to honor workers, or at least enjoy a long weekend, activists worked up over the COVID vaccine used it to…