BY CAROLINE BENVENISTE | Maggie Berkvist (née Bellward) died at Bellevue Hospital on Dec. 9, after surgery to repair a broken hip. She was 94.…
Posts tagged as “pandemic”
This month, the Union Square Partnership unveils a brand-new street mural installation along the pedestrian areas of the 14th Street busway between Broadway and Union…
BY KATE WALTER | I was relieved when management sent a memo stating that we were no longer required to wear masks in the common…
BY KATE WALTER | A month before the lockdown in New York City, I attended a retreat at my church in the East Village and…
INTERVIEW BY MICHELE HERMAN | “Behind the Mask: Living Alone in the Epicenter,” a memoir in essays by Kate Walter, comes out Nov. 16 from…
BY ELLA HENN | As the Escalation Horns roved the West Village, stopping at each restaurant or bar to perform a few tunes, a woman…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Small landlords from around the city rallied across the street from the governor’s office in East Midtown Thursday, calling for…
BY CHRISTINE QUINN | New York is in the midst of a critical leadership transition, with a new administration coming to Albany in a week.…
BY NIXIE STRAZZA | It was no normal Sunday at the Union Square farmer’s market on Sun., July 25. Although the greenmarket is colorful, a…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated July 14, 2:30 p.m.: Enough is enough already! That was the message sent loud and clear by East Village and…