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School nurses play important role for kids

May 5, 2021

By Saundra McCauley R.N. West Haven School Nurse May 12, 2021 is National School Nurse Day. The first school nurse was hired in New York […]

Cohen makes bid for GOP’s nomination

May 5, 2021

The first Republican candidate for mayor made a virtual announcement Monday afternoon, while GOP leaders say a second unknown candidate has not announced. Tenth District […]

Council to vote budget tonight

May 5, 2021

The City Council is set to meet today to finalize its budget ordinance for Fiscal Year 2022, after reviewing Mayor Nancy Rossi’s $165.54 million spending […]

Memorial Day Parade on; units wanted

April 21, 2021

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The city will hold the 2021 Memorial Day parade and is seeking veterans, civic groups, fraternal organizations, […]

Group protests state zoning proposal

April 21, 2021

By Alexis Harrison Special to the Voice Citizens from around Connecticut descended on the West Haven Green on Saturday afternoon to rally and protest proposed […]

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Eagan turns experience into book
QU students aid WHCH

Nine students from Quinnipiac University spent the day at the West Haven Community House doing many outdoor projects as part of the university’s service project known as The Big Event. The Big Event began at Texas A & M University in 1982, and has grown to be the largest, one-day, student-run service project in the nation. It aims to allow students the opportunity to say, “Thank You” to residents of the surrounding communities. The group of students at the Community House spent the day raking, painting, and planting flowers at the agency’s Elm Street location.
QU students aid WHCH

Nine students from Quinnipiac University spent the day at the West Haven Community House doing many outdoor projects as part of the university’s service project known as The Big Event. The Big Event began at Texas A & M University in 1982, and has grown to be the largest, one-day, student-run service project in the nation. It aims to allow students the opportunity to say, “Thank You” to residents of the surrounding communities. The group of students at the Community House spent the day raking, painting, and planting flowers at the agency’s Elm Street location.
Editorial cartoon
O’Brien announces run for Democratic nod
Group protests state zoning proposal

Planning and Zoning Commissioner Steven R. Mullins addresses the crowd at last Saturday’s “Hands Off Our Zoning” rally on the West Haven Green. Mullins and CT169Strong.org have led eff orts to keep home rule zoning rights throughout the State of Connecticut.
Memorial Day Parade on; units wanted

Grand Marshal William “Bill” Benson, an Army veteran of the Vietnam War in 1967-68, leads the 2019 Memorial Day parade up Campbell Avenue. After a one-year hiatus, the parade returns.
Historian's Corner

West Haven's Centennial
Westie baseball moves up to .500

Tyler DeSanty throws out a runner against Jonathan Law. The Westies won, 5-0.
Westie baseball moves up to .500

Gianni Gambardella hurls a complete game, two-hit, 5-0 shutout against Law on Saturday.
Westie baseball moves up to .500

Anthony Rubin helps the Westies cut down a runner at home in a 5-1 loss to Hand.
Westie baseball moves up to .500

Dan Izzo makes a spectacular sliding catch in centerfield for the Blue Devils.
Westie baseball moves up to .500

Conner Fowler celebrates one of his four goals in the win over the Lyman Hall Trojans.
Westie baseball moves up to .500

Tyler Moscato picks the corner for one of his fi ve goals in the Westies 12-9 victory over Lyman Hall on Opening Day.