By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist This is a preposterous case against the new defense bill Congress has been known to slip indefensible special-interest provisions into large must-pass bills when no one is looking. What it has never done … [Read more...] about Silly case against Defense bill
Editorial
DSA is a real threat to watch While the nation celebrates 250 years as a Republic, there is a small, but ominous, movement that is building momentum among certain factions of the political left, Democratic Socialism. The Democratic Socialists of … [Read more...] about Editorial
UNH teams up for school financing courses
The University of New Haven has announced a new partnership with ASBO International, becoming a preferred provider of school finance and operations courses. These courses are designed for individuals pursuing roles as School Business Officials … [Read more...] about UNH teams up for school financing courses
Local expert offers cybersecurity tips
By Aditya Kari Security Specialist Small businesses are the backbone of West Haven. From family-owned restaurants and neighborhood dental practices to local retailers and service providers, these businesses help our community thrive. As … [Read more...] about Local expert offers cybersecurity tips
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist World War II, Here and “Over There” Appenwihr, France Feb. 1, 1945 As the screaming artillery shells fell and exploded around them, a dozen GIs sprinted for the safety of the distant woods and their own … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Quigley Stadium’s future topic of speculation
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer The future of Quigley Stadium, a cornerstone of Connecticut baseball history, has become the subject of intense speculation surrounding its future. The speculation is fueled by the fact the West … [Read more...] about Quigley Stadium’s future topic of speculation
Museum map relates Gettysburg casualties
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer The West Haven Veterans Museum has a new addition to their Civil War section. In late July, the museum announced that they had acquired a map detailing the Battle of Gettysburg, where two New … [Read more...] about Museum map relates Gettysburg casualties
The week in photos – July 23, 2026
Festival ready to ‘Rock’ the shore
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Bohemian Queen, “the ultimate Queen tribute band,” will headline the Savin Rock Festival on Saturday in Old Grove Park at 1 Palace St. On Friday, the festival’s opening night will feature Bee Gees … [Read more...] about Festival ready to ‘Rock’ the shore
Fireworks ushered in nation’s 250th
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The Savin Rock Fireworks Spectacular on July 3 highlighted the city’s observance of the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. This year’s display was “launched” by Woodlawn Duckpin … [Read more...] about Fireworks ushered in nation’s 250th