Former 5th District City Councilor Millicent Huff Corbett died late March. She was 98. A Democrat, she was the first black to be elected to the West Haven City Council in 1989. In addition to that first, Corbett was New Haven's … [Read more...] about Corbett trail-blazed in work and politics
Tips on how to navigate medical expenses
By Dr. Ana Stankovic Medical Expert Taking time to understand how your health plan can support your financial and health goals can be a vital part of your family’s financial planning, especially since 36% of adults report skipping care due to … [Read more...] about Tips on how to navigate medical expenses
Land Trust poetry winners announced
The Land Trust of West Haven brought together poetry, nature, and community spirit during its annual “Poet-TREE” Celebration, an evening dedicated to honoring young writers and fostering a deeper connection to the natural world. Held in Gardner … [Read more...] about Land Trust poetry winners announced
Volunteers honor graduating UNH team
Eight graduating University of New Haven members of the Allingtown Volunteer Fire Association were honored by West Haven Mayor Dorinda A. Borer for their commitment, bravery and dedication to protecting the people of Allingtown and the entire City of … [Read more...] about Volunteers honor graduating UNH team
Red Vipers hang on for 3-2 Youth Soccer win
Week three of the Spring Season saw a great deal of action and strong play. The Elsie Encarnacion State Farm Insurance Red Vipers improved their season record to 2-1 with its second straight win on Saturday, prevailing 3-2 over Shoreline … [Read more...] about Red Vipers hang on for 3-2 Youth Soccer win
Top seniors tapped for graduation rites
By Rob Forleo Special to the Voice West Haven High School is proud to recognize Hudson Axelrod as Valedictorian and Carly Morabito as Salutatorian. Their high school years were shaped by consistent effort and involvement in the school … [Read more...] about Top seniors tapped for graduation rites
Illegal dumping crackdown nets arrests
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice A citywide crackdown on illegal dumping and vandalism is working, Mayor Dorinda Borer said, as evidenced by recent arrests and fines. The crackdown was launched after an uptick in illegal dumping … [Read more...] about Illegal dumping crackdown nets arrests
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist The Gypsy Camp Part II See part 1 This week, we are fortunate to have another story as set down by Loretta Bon Tempo Forte, and submitted by her daughter Valerie Forte. Loretta grew up in … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
City issues warning on solicitors
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Dorinda Borer and Police Chief Joseph S. Perno are urging residents to remain vigilant and informed regarding door-to-door solicitors operating in the city. As a reminder, an ordinance proposed … [Read more...] about City issues warning on solicitors
Cove River Project plans drop-in event on May 16
The city invites community members to attend a pop‑up public engagement event for the Resilient Cove River Project from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 16 in Old Grove Park, 1 Palace St., near the park’s main facilities building. The drop‑in event … [Read more...] about Cove River Project plans drop-in event on May 16