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4 city schools get high marks from state

Four schools in West Haven have been recognized by the Connecticut State Department of Education based on recently released testing results for the 2018-19 school […]

Coronavirus topples city, state

West Haven, like the nation, is in the midst of what officials are calling “15 days to slow the spread” of the Wuhan Carona Virus. […]

Electronic hearing set for budget

COVID-19 might be stopping most of daily life in and around West Haven and the nation, but there are certain things that can’t be stopped […]

Allingtown Green plan updated

Putting down the rumor mill and presenting a fact-based rundown of what is to happen, Allingtown Green Project liaison Ken Carney told the City Council […]

Democratic Town Committee elects slate

The West Haven Democratic Town Committee unanimously selected Michael Last to lead the party for another two year term at its organizational meeting last week. […]

Black History marked with many honors

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The city paid tribute to the proud legacy of African Americans and the immeasurable contributions — courage, […]

City to begin sidewalk rehab in spring

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The Department of Public Works is continuing its sidewalk repair and replacement program this spring. City sidewalk […]

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City of West Haven Parks & Recreation

4 weeks ago

City of West Haven Parks & Recreation

Dear Parents, Children & Families,

Due to the recent updates with the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) ALL West Haven Parks & Recreation Programs are suspended at this time for 2 weeks. We will work with everyone to keep you updated and do our very best to reschedule programs. Please stay healthy and safe during this time.

Thank you for your understanding,
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  • Voice profile featuring Joe Massa
    Voice profile featuring Joe Massa
    Actor, director Massa tackles issue of suicide.
  • Helps Ado
    Helps Ado
    The WHPD K-9 unit extended a special thank you to Darryl Zebrowski for assisting and raising money for the unit, which helped to purchase a ballistic vest for Ado. K-9 Ado and officer Thomas Marchitto have been a team since Sept. 10 when they entered the academy. Ado needed to wait until he met the age requirement until he could be fitted for his vest. The response was overwhelming. Zebrowski is a resident of West Haven and employee of a West Haven business as well as a retired Marine.
  • 'Surprise' celebration marks Esposito's 80th birthday
    'Surprise' celebration marks Esposito's 80th birthday
    Louis P. “Lou” Esposito Jr., with wife Kathleen, right, re- ceives a citation in honor of his 80th birthday from Mayor Nancy R. Rossi during a surprise celebration with dozens of co-workers, friends and loved ones at City Hall on March 6.
  • 'Surprise' celebration marks Esposito's 80th birthday
    'Surprise' celebration marks Esposito's 80th birthday
    Louis P. “Lou” Esposito Jr., with wife Kathleen, right, re- ceives a citation in honor of his 80th birthday from Mayor Nancy R. Rossi during a surprise celebration with dozens of co-workers, friends and loved ones at City Hall on March 6.
  • Girl Scout day
    Girl Scout day
    Mayor Nancy R. Rossi, back center, recognizes Girl Scouts of the West Haven Service Unit at City Hall on March 9. During the half- hour ceremony, Rossi, a former Girl Scout and troop leader, answered questions for 25 minutes before reading a mayoral proclamation declaring Girl Scout Day. The event was coordinated by Troop 60298 leader Carrie Malangone, Troop 60321 leader Jennifer Ford, Troop 63020 leader Kerri Kennedy, Troop 60330 leader Heather Buccheri, Troop 60351 leader Kara Barton Nieves and Troop 60642 leader Kristy Brouillard. The observance marked the 108th anniversary of Girl Scouts of the USA.
  • Historian's Corner
    Historian's Corner
    Marty DeGrand (left) with the late Charlie Davidson.
  • Editorial cartoon
    Editorial cartoon
  • Rivera sworn in
    Rivera sworn in
    Businessman Sammy Rivera was recently sworn-in to the West Haven Zoning Board of Appeals as an alternate. Rivera (right), is taking the Oath of Office which is being administered by Justice of the Peace Steven R. Mullins in the City Council Chambers.
  • Visit Capitol
    Visit Capitol
    Rep. Dorinda Borer (D-115) welcomed a group of young ladies who are members of the United Strength Culture Club at West Haven High School to celebrate International Women’s Day at the State Capitol. Several organizations from various local schools make trips to the capitol and gain access to state officials.
  • Allingtown Green plan updated
    Allingtown Green plan updated
    This artist’s rendering of the Allingtown Green was shown to the City Council at its last regular meeting prior to the Wuhan Virus outbreak. The total package will cost an additional $975,000 to complete.
  • Students of the month
    Students of the month
    St. Lawrence School recently celebrated its Students of the Month for January, 2020 in a ceremony held at the school last week. The students were honored for their academics and achievements in the classroom. Each student was awarded a pin and certificate, and the students, along with their parents, were invited to have breakfast with the pastor, The Rev. Jose Mercado and Principal Paul DeFonzo. Pictured from left to right, (front row): Kaiden Heckert, Grade 2; Sebastian Hernandez, Kindergarten; Danna Kodjo, Grade 1; and Aaron Cabacungan, Grade 4. (Middle row) Desiree Jackson, Grade 5; Lacy Miraldi, Grade 3; and Hannah Cabacungan, Grade 6. (Back row): Mercado; Jaeden Masoperh, Grade 8; Olivia Antoine, Grade 7; and DeFonzo.
  • Sharks’ duo hits end of ice careers
    Sharks’ duo hits end of ice careers
    Taylor Nowak
  • Sharks’ duo hits end of ice careers
    Sharks’ duo hits end of ice careers
    Megan Froehlich
  • Volleyball tourney raises $975
    Volleyball tourney raises $975
    Team Crab People are all smiles after winning the Department of Parks and Recreation’s coed volleyball tournament in memory of former longtime participant Wayne Limosani on March 5. The single- elimination tournament raised $975 from the sale of T-shirts for an athletic scholarship established in Limosani’s name. The scholarship awards funds to a senior on the West Haven High School girls volleyball team who plans to continue her education.