The recent fatal fire at Malcolm Road has prompted City of West Haven Fire Department-Allingtown Chief Michael Terenzio to remind city residents precautions taken by homeowners can help prevent or curtail the risks of fire. In a follow up to … [Read more...] about Terenzio issues safety tips after deadly Malcolm Street blaze
Letters
Support for SNAP gets Maroney her vote for new term The federal government passed legislation that cut billions of dollars from SNAP and Medicaid coverage. These changes will kick off thousands of vulnerable families from having access to food … [Read more...] about Letters
Yale offers ‘Pathways’ to STEM career
By Rob Forleo Special to the Voice The Yale Pathways to Science Partnership Program is giving West Haven students opportunities to explore STEM fields, earn Yale credit and gain hands-on experience through programs on Yale’s campus. More … [Read more...] about Yale offers ‘Pathways’ to STEM career
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist Harriet North’s Savin Rock This week’s column was written by beloved former West Haven Historian, the late Harriet North (1904-1998), and originally printed on Aug. 9, 1982: “On these hot, muggy days of … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Arbelaez feted as Hispanic-American of ‘26
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Colombian restaurateur Juan Carlos Arbeláez received the city’s prestigious Hispanic American of the Year award at the eighth annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration on Oct. 2. During the midday … [Read more...] about Arbelaez feted as Hispanic-American of ‘26
Frosolone celebrates Italian-American honor
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Dorinda Borer and the West Haven Italian Heritage Committee honored longtime West Haven Italian American Civic Association President Paul M. Frosolone as the city’s primo Italiano at the 27th … [Read more...] about Frosolone celebrates Italian-American honor
Public Safety Expo brings out the crowd
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice For the sixth straight year, the city joined West Haven’s three fire departments to celebrate Fire Prevention Week at an exposition of all things fire, emergency management, public safety, police and … [Read more...] about Public Safety Expo brings out the crowd
Xavier alum Levis on Jets’ practice squad
Will Levis was born in Newton, MA, but attended and played for Xavier High School in Connecticut. Levis was drafted by the Tennessee Titans as the second pick of the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Many expected the Kentucky … [Read more...] about Xavier alum Levis on Jets’ practice squad
U-14 boys fall in final of annual WHIT play
West Haven Youth Soccer once again hosted the WHIT, with 64 teams from all over the state converging on West Haven to play a full slate of games. The West Haven U14 boys team had a strong tournament, going 2-1-1, with their only loss coming in … [Read more...] about U-14 boys fall in final of annual WHIT play
Twilight League looks to expand to six teams
The West Haven Twilight League has announced that the league is looking to grow its baseball community and expand. The league announcement came just several weeks into the offseason in late September, with the league posting on its social media … [Read more...] about Twilight League looks to expand to six teams