BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Pod people were the bad guys in the classic 1950s sci-fi flick “Invasion of the Body Snatchers.” But the pod…
Posts tagged as “Union Square”
BY KAREN REMPEL | On Sat., May 14, more than 2,000 protesters gathered at Union Square to protect abortion rights in America. The powerful, recently…
Union workers, immigrant-rights groups, socialists, communists and guerilla theater actors rallied in Union Square on May Day, Sun., May 1, before marching off to various…
BY MARY REINHOLZ | Once home to a symbol of political corruption, the bloodthirsty Tammany Tiger, a historic building on Union Square East will be…
Last Tuesday in Union Square, Congressmember Carolyn B. Maloney joined representatives of nearly a dozen local community organizations to celebrate her securing of a total…
Police are looking for a prolific perp in connection with 28 commercial burglaries, spanning from Downtown and Lower Manhattan to Midtown and the Upper East…
BY MARY REINHOLZ | When a mini-branch of Chase bank took over the Coffee Shop, a Brazilian-themed eatery that drew A-listers along with neighborhood folk…
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…
BY PAUL DeRIENZO | William H. Depperman, dubbed the “master graffiti writer” by The New York Times in 1986 and whose relentless postering campaign in…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Wednesday morning, with the Union Square Greenmarket in full swing, a person dressed as a sperm danced on the other side…