Apr 12th 2010 2:00PM
After a long struggle to stay alive despite a crushing $700 million debt, New York's St. Vincent's Hospital pulled the plug on itself on Tuesday, April 6. Though an exact date was not given for the closing, it appears the end will come soon. On Friday ambulances stopped taking patients to the hospital (except for... Continue Reading »
Mar 25th 2010 1:30PM
It's hard to wander through Greenwich Village without feeling New York University's presence. Towering over the South Side of Washington Square Park, for instance, is Furman Law School, an enormous building on the site of what was, until 2000, Edgar Allen Poe's modest home; they quashed it to erect their new creation,... Continue Reading »
Mar 22nd 2010 1:00PM
J. Stephen Brantley has lived all over New York City but finds the connection to the history of artists in Greenwich Village a reason to call it home. That and the good ice cream cones, plethora of Thai food, old cemetery's, street drummers and more. Name, Age, Occupation: J. Stephen Brantley, 39, playwright... Continue Reading »
