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Village Preservation has published an op-ed in the Village Sun outlining how the last City Council redistricting process left much of our neighborhoods with 20–30% less voting power and representation…

…writer/director/activist John Cameron Mitchell Honoring and protecting LGBTQ+ and all civil rights history in our neighborhoods has been a special part of Village Preservation’s mission, and the organization has proposed…

…development. That proposal would have let New York City change zoning to permit construction in residential neighborhoods of any size. Village Preservation helped lead a campaign by neighborhood, housing/tenant, and…

…unnecessary 32-ft.-tall towers on sidewalks in our neighborhoods to house equipment for future 5G service. In many cases these are planned for narrow sidewalks where the enormous towers will be…

…We’re fortunate that our neighborhoods of Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo have been home to so many remarkable and transformative women, as well as the scene of innumerable…

…contains, it remains clear it includes at least two extremely troubling provisions for our neighborhoods: (1) It would strip away hard-fought-for zoning protections for our neighborhoods that limit the size…

…every vote especially counts. City Councilmembers play a tremendously important role in shaping development and preservation in our neighborhoods, as well as impacting a variety of other intersecting issues such…

…dear about our neighborhoods and our city, so its future builds on the best of its past. We’ve secured landmark designation for over 1,250 buildings and zoning protections for nearly…

Village Preservation’s website is chock full of a vast array of resources that offer insights into and illuminating views of our neighborhoods and their histories. One of the great ones…

…a great way to explore different neighborhoods, too. Anthony Bellov takes you on a virtual tour from the comfort of your home to these landmarks in our neighborhoods and beyond…

…in shaping development and preservation in our neighborhoods, as well as impacting a variety of other intersecting issues such as small business retention, affordable housing preservation and creation, and more….

…1979 and 1984, when it was transformed from an underground phenomenon to a style encompassing multiple “pillars” that gained worldwide exposure. And many key elements of that transformation took place…

…have been demolished or repurposed, leaving no record of what they were, how they shaped music scenes or their impact on the neighborhoods around them. Traditional music history tells us…

…as all rules and regulations that limit NYU’s ability to ceaselessly expand throughout our neighborhoods.  DONATE if you’d like to support our ongoing efforts like these to preserve our neighborhoods….

…the original New York St. Patrick’s Day Parade began and ended in our neighborhoods, to the incredibly rich legacy of churches, politicians, writers, literary watering holes, artists, and so many…