Judge Paul Feinman of the New York Court of Appeals and U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney in June 2017 at a Pride Month breakfast reception hosted by the congresswoman. Photo courtesy of Maloney’s office Remembering Paul Feinman New York lost one of its best and brightest this month with the passing of NY Court of Appeals Judge Paul Feinman. There... Home 13 Apr 2021 | 11:10
A November 30, 1986 clip from Our Town. Photo courtesy of Arlene Kayatt Our Town at 50 On the radio - Hear all about it ... Cindy Adams is coming to the ear waves so you no longer have to wait to read all about... Voices 10 Apr 2021 | 03:24
Celebrating International Women’s Day at Tudor City Steakhouse. Photo courtesy of Tudor City Steakhouse Cheers, and to Better Days Marching on- As I write, we’re approaching the end of March 2021, Women’s History Month in the U.S. At Tudor City Steakhouse,... Voices 28 Mar 2021 | 05:17
Bob Makarowski, who delivered papers for Our Town in its early days, volunteering for the Foundation for a Drug-Free World. Photo courtesy of Bob Makarowski A City’s Poignant Sights Pick up lines - Walking past the 92nd Street Y on a late morning weekday, I smiled as I passed a lineup of moms, pops, nannies,... Voices 14 Mar 2021 | 04:08
Erik Bottcher (right) is running for City Council in District 3. Photo courtesy of Erik Bottcher’s campaign. In Praise of Public Service Campaigning and caring - Kudos and a shout-out for candidate Erik Bottcher who is out campaigning in a hotly contested City... Voices 28 Feb 2021 | 02:37
Seen on the Streets City street power - District 5’s City Council candidates are making the rounds, collecting endorsements from local Dem clubs,... Voices 31 Jan 2021 | 04:55
From left to right: Rebecca Weintraub, mom Sarah Steiner, Grandpa Henry Steiner after voting together in 2018 election. Photo courtesy of Rebecca Weintraub A Mother Connection, a Pizza Correction The Mom connection - The next generation of UES political leaders in the Democratic Party is evident on the club level.... Voices 17 Jan 2021 | 06:23
Nick Krkuti, one of the owners of Uncle Paul’s Pizza. Photo courtesy of Uncle Paul’s Pizza New Year’s Resolutions Head to Uncle Paul’s Pizza on Vanderbilt Ave - Fortunately, Uncle Paul’s Pizza is alive and making pizza and a full menu... Voices 03 Jan 2021 | 08:12
Sammy Cohen Eckstein, for whom Brad Hoylman’s bill is named. Photo: Joan Dean Introducing ‘Sammy’s Law’ Sammy’s Law - On Dec. 8, which would have been the 20th birthday of Sammy Cohen Eckstein, a 12-year-old killed by a driver... Voices 18 Dec 2020 | 05:50
Sable’s Smoked Fish. Photo courtesy of Sable’s Smoked Fish. Desperately Seeking Sable’s It seemed like forever. And it was. Closed for three months, after 30 years at the same location, Sable’s the Upper Eeast... Voices 06 Dec 2020 | 02:36
Emma Savonije and Lily Leshanski. Photo: Lily and Emma Spreading the Wildlife Word Imagine learning about wildlife from two teenagers on a pandemic day on the third floor community terrace of an urban apartment... Voices 17 Nov 2020 | 03:47
Anita Gelato on Second Ave. Photo: Jeremy Berman Let’s Hear it for a Dairy Row Cat’s covered - No muss, no fuss. No worries about indoor or outdoor dining. Feline ferals in a nearby NY town get to dine... Voices 08 Nov 2020 | 03:52
Joe Mullen with Duke Reilly. Photo courtesy of Joe Mullen Playing Party Politics Voting the old-fashioned way - In these crazy days I’m sticking to the tried and true way of voting. At a polling place.... Voices 25 Oct 2020 | 04:03
Section of sample ballot for the State Assembly, courtesy of Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright’s office. Ballots and Buses Bottoms up - The court battles are over and Democrat Rebecca Seawright, after a tumultuous pre-election process, is on the... Voices 11 Oct 2020 | 09:43
Reading for readings on 18th Street. Photo: Hazel Feldman Looking to the Future Double bagging - Like it or not, there’s a 5-cent charge for paper bags these days which beats having to walk the streets... Home 12 Sep 2020 | 04:14
