The West Haven Italian-American Civic Association will reopen its weekly Bingo on Thursday Nov. 5, Doors open at 6 p.m.Social Distancing applies. Masks must worn, no reserved seats. Bring your own snacks & drinks. Call (203) 937-8339 for … [Read more...] about I-A bingo games restarting Nov. 5
Obituaries
Stephen Bonini Stephen Nicholas Bonini, 68, of West Haven, CT. Surrendered his spirit to the heavens on the dawn of October 10, 2020. Stephen was born on September 16, 1952 in New Haven, CT. He was the son of the late Nicholas and … [Read more...] about Obituaries
WHCH marks Head Start’s anniversary
By Kathy Hart-Jones Special to the Voice This month, early childhood educators and advocates celebrate the rich history and abundant successes of Head Start at the local, state and national levels. Head Start was launched in 1965 by … [Read more...] about WHCH marks Head Start’s anniversary
City attempts to simplify voting for Election Day
Election Day is Tuesday, and city election officials have residents covered. Due to this year’s presidential election, officials are anticipating a higher-than-normal voter turnout by implementing procedures to simplify the in-person and … [Read more...] about City attempts to simplify voting for Election Day
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist Hallowe’en, 1950s Style What do you remember about Halloween when you were a kid? The Boy remembers trick-or-treating on Kelsey Avenue with a bag full of candy in 1959: The bag was made of brown … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Letters
Vote No The question on the November ballot regarding proposed changes to the West Haven City Charter is a NO vote for me. That the current City Charter is badly in need of revision and update in beyond dispute. The Charter Revision … [Read more...] about Letters
Charter revision looks to future
By John M. Carrano Majority Leader, CRC The proposed Charter is not about any past or present administration, this is about the future, and our ability to learn from the past while recognizing it is time to demand the best for our city. … [Read more...] about Charter revision looks to future
Editorial
Election is about order versus totalitarian rule Throw out the names. This election on November 3 is not about Donald Trump or Joseph Biden. It’s not about personalities or preferences. It is about preserving the nation and the Constitution … [Read more...] about Editorial
Dear Felicia
Howdy, sweets. As October winds down, and November is ready to kick in, the final stages of this year’s “election cycle” as the talking heads like to call it these days is also winding down Until the polls close next week, however, we’re gonna be … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Charter plan on the ballot
The former chairman and chief proponent of the Charter Revision Commission’s proposal, set for vote Nov. 3, has come out swinging to those who are spreading disinformation concerning the panel’s review of the city charter, and the revisions it has … [Read more...] about Charter plan on the ballot