Mother Nature threatened, but the parade went on Sunday up Campbell Avenue. The city hosted the annual Columbus Day Parade over the weekend, and despite on-and-off rain, hundreds showed up to see and hear the bands, floats and special guests. Click for the story.
The Second Company Governor’s Foot Guard leads the 2017 edition of the Greater New Haven Columbus Day Parade Sunday on Campbell Avenue. Click for the story.
The Second Company Governor’s Foot Guard leads the 2017 edition of the Greater New Haven Columbus Day Parade Sunday on Campbell Avenue. Click for the story.
Mother Nature threatened, but the parade went on Sunday up Campbell Avenue. The city hosted the annual Columbus Day Parade over the weekend, and despite on-and-off rain, hundreds showed up to see and hear the bands, floats and special guests. Click for the story.
Mother Nature threatened, but the parade went on Sunday up Campbell Avenue. The city hosted the annual Columbus Day Parade over the weekend, and despite on-and-off rain, hundreds showed up to see and hear the bands, floats and special guests. Click for the story.
Mother Nature threatened, but the parade went on Sunday up Campbell Avenue. The city hosted the annual Columbus Day Parade over the weekend, and despite on-and-off rain, hundreds showed up to see and hear the bands, floats and special guests. Click for the story.
Mother Nature threatened, but the parade went on Sunday up Campbell Avenue. The city hosted the annual Columbus Day Parade over the weekend, and despite on-and-off rain, hundreds showed up to see and hear the bands, floats and special guests. Click for the story.
Volunteers organized by Eagle Scout candidate Nathanael “Nate” Bloom, not pictured, make necessary repairs Sept. 23 to the decks and trails at the 7.6-acre Hubbard Nature Center on Hubbard Road. Click for the story.
Volunteers organized by Eagle Scout candidate Nathanael “Nate” Bloom, not pictured, make necessary repairs Sept. 23 to the decks and trails at the 7.6-acre Hubbard Nature Center on Hubbard Road. They also cleared debris to improve accessibility and applied paint selectively to preserve the existing examples of artwork. Click for the story.
State Reps. Michael A. DiMassa and Dorinda Borer, D-West Haven, present a General Assembly citation on behalf of the city’s delegation to Grace Iannucci Hendricks. Click for the story.
Grace Iannucci Hendricks with Mayor Edward O'Brien, who presented her with a jacket embroidered with her new title, Italian-American of the Year. Click for the story.
Horsecars were the best way to get to Savin Rock in the late 19th Century. Horsecar companies used attractions as terminus points for their various lines Such was the case for the New Haven & West Haven Horsecar Company. Click for the story.
The Savin Rock Observatory was one of the places to see when one finally got to the resort. In later years, more attractions would be added until the amusement park became the playground of Southern New England. Click for the story
West Haven senior football player Jordan Wetmore (6) is the Vio’s Sports Plus/Westie Blue Player of the Week. Wetmore had an interception and a fumble recovery in West Haven’s 27-0 victory over Cheshire. Read about Jordan on the Player of the Week page at www.westieblue.com.
West Haven’s Ian Cooke heads the ball away from a Notre Dame defender in last week’s game at Veteran’s Field. The Knights topped West Haven, 1-0. Click for the story.
