By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice West Haven’s three fire departments will salute the community’s 100th anniversary with an exposition of all things fire service. The Centennial Fire Expo is set for 11 a.m. to 4 … [Read more...] about Centennial Fire Expo slated for Nov. 6
M&W ties Tigers in Youth Soccer action
In West Haven Youth Soccer action, Milano & Wanat played the Vio’s Sports Orange Tigers to a 2-2 tie this weekend. The game saw some nice passing with some good foot work from both sides. Defense was big at the end of the game for … [Read more...] about M&W ties Tigers in Youth Soccer action
Seahawks’ 10U team goes unbeaten
The West Haven Seahawks finished the regular season and 3 of the 4 tackle teams will advance onto the Southern Connecticut Pop Warner playoffs that will begin this weekend. The 10U team (9 and 10) finished the season undefeated and improved … [Read more...] about Seahawks’ 10U team goes unbeaten
Squirt AA team wins Halloween tourney
The West Haven Youth Hockey Mite A team was back in action with two tough games. On Saturday, the Westies hosted the CT Junior Rangers Elite, with the two teams playing to a thrilling tie. Logan Minio and Brady Salkins led the offense, … [Read more...] about Squirt AA team wins Halloween tourney
Westies win 4th in a row, 35-13
Since a heartbreaking loss to Hamden, the West Haven football team has been on a mission. Behind three touchdowns for Deven Robinson and two more from Amir Nakome, West Haven defeated Hillhouse, 35-13, in a Southern Connecticut Conference Division … [Read more...] about Westies win 4th in a row, 35-13
Letters
Don’t let present problem define us To the West Haven Community: As a life-long resident of the City of West Haven, I am saddened by the recent events facing our city. It is very upsetting that monies intended to help our community recover … [Read more...] about Letters
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist Milton Cochran, USMCPart II See Part 1 | Part 3 So, Milt Cochran became “Doc” to a platoon of Marines. He followed them through the jungles of Vietnam where temperatures over 120 degrees were common. … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Around Town
Stamp Club meets Tuesdays The New Haven Stamp Club meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at 62 Clark Road, North Haven. Also, there is a stamp and coin show on the fourth Sunday of each month. Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 554 Woodward Ave., … [Read more...] about Around Town
City synagogue names new senior rabbi
Simchat Yisrael, a Messianic Jewish Congregation, announced the official installation of their new senior rabbi, Rabbi Joshua Brumbach. Rabbi Brumbach and his family join the West Haven synagogue from a previous pulpit in Los Angeles.. In … [Read more...] about City synagogue names new senior rabbi
The Candidates make final pitch
Voters go to the polls Tuesday to determine who will lead the city for the next two years in both the mayor’s office and City Council. The Nov. 2 election will see incumbent mayor Nancy Rossi look for her third term as chief executive. She is opposed … [Read more...] about The Candidates make final pitch