This is a first rate local news paper with exceptional photos and journalism…read more A must read for lower Manhattan residents.

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If you love cigars, and you do not read this publication, you need to start. I only wish it was…read morepublished more often. They print it 6 times per year, so I eagerly look out for it when I visit Barnes and Noble. It is larger than the standard magazine which measures about 10.5 X 8 inches. CA by contrast is 11.75 X 9.75 inches. I used to get it by mail, but the mail service can at times damage it, so I just go to Barnes and Noble and pick it up for $5.95. Normally, excessive adds are irritating to me, but not in this case. They cater to a crowd that enjoys the finer things in life, so the magazine is filled with adds from company's that understand the importance of a good marketing campaign. The adds just take you away to a "better place". Many of the adds are provocative and artsy. Of course it is all a matter of opinion, but that is what I think. I like adds that seem to tell a story without a single word in them. The first add is a fold out add for Dom Perignon Champagne, and that is exactly what it does. Not a single type written word. Just a very cool picture that takes you wherever you want to go with the pic. Very cool!! There is alsio a very nice Tommy Bahama add, Hennessy, Gran Patron, Mercedes AMG, Remy Martin, Jose Cuervo Platino, a fold out add for the brand new V-Rod from Harley Davidson with Marisa Miller as the biker chick, and many many more. They always have interesting stories, which of course is part of what makes it a great publication. They do reviews on cigars every publication which is the primary reason I buy the magazine. They highlighted Daniel Craig this month in anticipation of the release of " Quantum of Solace " which is due out this month. If you are a James Bond 007 fan, that is reason enough to pick up a copy of the magazine, as they not only did a story on Craig, but they also did a separate story on the 007 franchise. In their travel section, they did a story on their "bucket list" of places you must visit before kicking the bucket. Lastly, at the back of every issue, they publish pictures from everyday folks who send in photo's of themselves with friends or loved ones sharing a cigar in a special place. I look forward to reading those. I think it is cool that they do that. And they don't do just a handful. This issue they had 41 separate pics of readers. Anyway, it's cool, I like it, give it a try. Cheers!!!!

We've been getting The Villager for several years; we even subscribed for a few years, but since it…read morewent free it's easy to find in a street-corner box anywhere in the neighborhood. I see from the first two reviews of The Villager that their editorial policies don't please everybody. I don't think full-page tobacco ads are appropriate either, but I know they have to keep an eye on their bottom line, and the advertising revenue pays for publishing and distribution. The paper has clearly been successful; for my neighborhood, it's now spun off into the "East Villager;" they also publish the "Downtown Express," "The Gay City News," and "Chelsea Now." What I'm mainly responding to is they've kept their finger on the pulse of the neighborhood, so to speak. They have features like "Clayton's Page," run by videographer/photographer Clayton Patterson, and the paper is full of slice-of-life photos that other publications don't have time for. They've been around since 1933--longer than the sold-out VOICE--and have managed to stay topical and in touch with their readership.

Best local reporting in the city. They cover every…read morepopulation- from crusties to condo builders with grace and humor and passion and commitment. It's a pleasure to read it- a Village staple and a classic local paper.

Sold to the Queens Ledger chain of shoppers/weeklies in 2018. Say goodbye to 125 years of local…read morepress. Goodbye, my old friend. The Wave of Long Island, Wave Publishing Co. are gone. Now it's the Wave of Queens, just another Sanchez paper.

Great local newspaper that gives you everything you need to know about whats happening on the…read morePeninsula. They have local advertisements,classifieds,stories and even a police blotter so you can see who got arrested in your neighborhood for public drunkenness, buying drugs or beating his wife.

What I have to say about the daily news is that , it's been around a long time and I do miss the…read morenight owl edition as many of us would wait for the daily news truck to drop off a bundle of the late edition daily newspapers to our local candy store and I along with many folks miss those days or to be exact the nights . 3 bucks is a bit much for a newspapers now especially with media technology advancements via social media and the Internet but I still enjoying reading the morning paper .Maybe not as good for sports as the post but for the most part it's neutral in its politics when it comes to report the news overall . 4 stars on my yelp meter .

You earned my respect and gratitude for printing stories of my sister's assault and battery in…read moreGreenwich Village. You got the attention of the Police, who failed to take a report when called to the scene.

Three stars because I didn't read this magazine before today. If you talk about Hockey and Florida…read morein the same breath than I pay attention. Since this is a controversial topic and Governor I'm not expressing any opinions. I am excited about this year's All Star Game in Fort Lauderdale. I received this article electronically from a friend. Form your own opinion about this news rag. National Review is an American conservative editorial magazine, focusing on news and commentary pieces on political, social, and cultural affairs. The magazine was founded by the author William F. Buckley Jr. in 1955.

As the stridency contained within the small number of reviews here indicates, demagoguery from both…read moresides of the aisle is thriving in the US. Conservatives mock the mental acuity of progressives who in turn wish nothing but a short lifespan for those on the right that they disagree with. Cable news for their part has become an unapologetic bread and circuses echo chamber on both sides offering a safe haven for those never wishing to be troubled by any alternative perspective. In this environment, mainstream conservative magazine, The National Review is almost quaint in it's mission to fully articulate the "conservative" viewpoint with facts and rationale that requires no vitriol or finger pointing. Founder (and human thesaurus) William F. Buckley looked for reason over rancor in seeking the reasonable middle where consensus could be established -- a point-of-view that would now see his legacy all but expunged by the fire breathers on the Right and roundly dismissed as a privileged anachronism on the Left. As a result, these extreme times have not been kind to The National Review and their liberal counterpart,The New Republic where circulation has cratered as partisans on both sides seek out podcasts and YouTube talking heads who speak directly to their preconceived notions. And so it goes... five stars for the reasonable middle, if it even exists.

Publisher of "New York Magazine" an personal perferred choice for an alternative to Zagat. As a…read moremember I utilize the digital publication to research restaurants and bars among local activities and events. New York Media LLC's features bars which are very resourceful before my visit to ensure if there are any food offered and if cover admission fee is required. The restaurant articles are also resourceful for quality of food finds in New York. At times emerging bars and restaurants are surfaced which New York Media LLC features in "New York Magazine" prior to hitting Yelp.

I have the 2002 Locations Magazine which were very resourceful in my search for a venue of my needs…read morein planning my special day in a past life as well as events in my professional aspect. The venue's profile details information on space in number of people it can hold, approx. cost per person, web site, etc. I rate Locations Magazine four stars as the magazine is only available at speciality newstands or magazine stores as Hudson News or Universal News unlike your local Mom and Pop newstand. In addition, the information supplied by Locations Magazine is not fully detailed with concrete information as deposit information, format of payment, transportation access or availability of alcohol, etc.