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Chairman wants answers from Haven

Chairman of the City Council Ronald Quagliani (D-at-large) wants some answers, and he’s hoping to get them on Sept. 28. Quagliani is inviting the Haven […]

WHCH celebrates support staff

National Direct Support Professional Week is an annual celebration that highlights the life-changing contributions of the direct support professional workforce. The West Haven Community House […]

Historical Society plans annual ‘Walking Tours’

The West Haven Historical Society will sponsor two Walking Tours of the Savin Avenue-Church Street-Court Street-Chestnut Street neighborhood on Saturday, Sept. 26. Rain date is […]

Allingtown library future in flux

The sale of the former Allingtown Community Center at 1 Forest Road has left the borough without a branch of the city’s library system – […]

City, WSFD win grants for Corona effort

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, Mayor Nancy R. Rossi and West Haven Fire Department Chief James P. O’Brien […]

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Razing the gyms

Crews dismantled and began to raze the gym section of the old West Haven High School last week with work continuing. The razing of the locker room areas was followed by clearing the walls of the two gyms. Three years ago the former auxiliary gym was turned into a shop area to allow for construction of the new high school. Blue Devil athletes mourned the loss of the area, which held
Razing the gyms

Crews dismantled and began to raze the gym section of the old West Haven High School last week with work continuing. The razing of the locker room areas was followed by clearing the walls of the two gyms. Three years ago the former auxiliary gym was turned into a shop area to allow for construction of the new high school. Blue Devil athletes mourned the loss of the area, which held
Razing the gyms

Crews dismantled and began to raze the gym section of the old West Haven High School last week with work continuing. The razing of the locker room areas was followed by clearing the walls of the two gyms. Three years ago the former auxiliary gym was turned into a shop area to allow for construction of the new high school. Blue Devil athletes mourned the loss of the area, which held
Razing the gyms

Crews dismantled and began to raze the gym section of the old West Haven High School last week with work continuing. The razing of the locker room areas was followed by clearing the walls of the two gyms. Three years ago the former auxiliary gym was turned into a shop area to allow for construction of the new high school. Blue Devil athletes mourned the loss of the area, which held
Razing the gyms

Crews dismantled and began to raze the gym section of the old West Haven High School last week with work continuing. The razing of the locker room areas was followed by clearing the walls of the two gyms. Three years ago the former auxiliary gym was turned into a shop area to allow for construction of the new high school. Blue Devil athletes mourned the loss of the area, which held
Razing the gyms

Crews dismantled and began to raze the gym section of the old West Haven High School last week with work continuing. The razing of the locker room areas was followed by clearing the walls of the two gyms. Three years ago the former auxiliary gym was turned into a shop area to allow for construction of the new high school. Blue Devil athletes mourned the loss of the area, which held
Razing the gyms

Crews dismantled and began to raze the gym section of the old West Haven High School last week with work continuing. The razing of the locker room areas was followed by clearing the walls of the two gyms. Three years ago the former auxiliary gym was turned into a shop area to allow for construction of the new high school. Blue Devil athletes mourned the loss of the area, which held
Historical Society plans annual ‘Walking Tours’

A woodcut of the Oak Hill Seminary for girls.
Donation for supplies

Pastor Ken Vance, of the Vertical Church in West Haven, presents a check for $5,000 to Superintendent Neil Cavallaro to purchase school supplies. The parishioners of the church make several donations to city causes during the year.
Editorial cartoon
Historian's Corner

Don and Gert Beckwith met while working at Armstrong Rubber Co. Gert passed away last week.
WHCH celebrates support staff

The Community House celebrates its Direct Support Staff this week. Programs opened up this summer after weeks of closure because of the pandemic.
WHCH celebrates support staff

The Community House celebrates its Direct Support Staff this week. Programs opened up this summer after weeks of closure because of the pandemic.