Justice of the Peace Steven R. Mullins administered the oath of office to two newly elected colleagues recently. At its March meeting, the West Haven Republican Town Committee elected Kim-Marie Mullins and Laurie Reynolds to Justice of the Peace … [Read more...] about New Justices
Wilkerson benefit
Lorenzo’s and Westies Care come together to host an evening of compassion and community to support Kori Wilkerson. On Thursday, May 2nd, from 4 PM to 9 PM, Lorenzo's restaurant will host a fundraiser to aid Kori in her time of need. Enjoy delicious … [Read more...] about Wilkerson benefit
WHHS 1964 plans reunion
The West Haven High Class of 1964 is planning its 60th reunion for Sept. 7, noon to 4 p.m. at Biagetti’s Restaurant, 77 Campbell Ave., on the patio. It will include a buffet dinner with music and dancing. A formal invitation will be sent to all … [Read more...] about WHHS 1964 plans reunion
New priest appointed
The Right Rev. Jeffery W. Mello, Episcopalian Bishop of Connecticut has appointed the Rev. Thomas Jackson to serve as the Vicar or priest-in-charge of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit in West Haven, effective April 1. Prior to serving … [Read more...] about New priest appointed
Westie squads look for winning streaks
Starting the season with a pair of losses, the West Haven baseball team knew the importance of getting on the winning side. The start of its game against Hall was not the way the Westies drew things up. Trailing 6-0 after a half inning and … [Read more...] about Westie squads look for winning streaks
The week in photos – April 4, 2024
Gripevine
Dear Eleanore Turkington There are many taxpaying residents in West Haven and from time to time I and many others wish they could make suggestions to our mayor submitting suggestions on various projects. Such as more use of the dance area at … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Dear Felicia
Here ‘tis, m’dear, April just popped into the picture. With Easter early this year, we can now settle into a slight, ever sooo small, respite before the big summer slog through all the things we do around these parts. April is a time to get things … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Blight Task Force given go-ahead
Blight has been an ongoing problem in the city for decades. With a new administration comes an innovative approach. Flanked by representatives from several city departments as well as the police and fire services, Mayor Dorinda Borer announced … [Read more...] about Blight Task Force given go-ahead
Budget goes before public
The public gets its one and only opportunity to critique and review Mayor Dorinda Borer’s $182.7 million budget, announced two weeks ago. A public hearing is set for tonight in the Harriet North Community Room of City Hall, 355 Main St. at … [Read more...] about Budget goes before public