Lions Club collecting food for WHEAT The West Haven Lions Club will be collecting non-perishable food items for the holiday season at Physicians Physical Therapy on 544 Campbell Ave. Lions Club members will bring the items collected to WHEAT … [Read more...] about Around Town
Letters
Curb enthusiasm After recently reading an article in the New Haven Register entitled, “NEBCO hotel target West Haven’s Savin Rock with $20M to $35M plans,” I’ve come to the conclusion that our elected officials see the glass as half empty, take … [Read more...] about Letters
Peewees upend Seahawks in 11-4 romp
The West Haven Mite A hockey team played two games this weekend. On Saturday, the Mites hosted Northwest, winning the contest. Jax Guarino and Logan Minio both picked up hat tricks for the Westies, while Caden Minio scored a nice one-timer off … [Read more...] about Peewees upend Seahawks in 11-4 romp
Seahawks head to regional title contest
The West Haven Seahawks 10U (9- & 10-year-olds) football team (11-0) will advance to the New England regional championship game this Saturday with a 39-0 win over the previously unbeaten Ansonia Coppers at Veterans Field on Saturday. West Haven … [Read more...] about Seahawks head to regional title contest
Gridders hope to extend; booters outsted
The West Haven football team took a step towards playing in the postseason with a 48-0 victory over Wilbur Cross two weeks ago at Bowen Field in New Haven. With the victory, West Haven improved to 8-1 on the year. With several different … [Read more...] about Gridders hope to extend; booters outsted
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist Pilgrim or Puritan? We today often use the words Puritan and Pilgrim interchangeably, and yet the difference in the two is quite significant: those who came on the Mayflower to establish the starving colony … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Christmas tree lighting set Saturday
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The ceremonial lighting of West Haven’s Christmas tree on the Green will herald an evening of merriment Saturday. The holiday festival will commence at 4 p.m. with the national anthem sung by … [Read more...] about Christmas tree lighting set Saturday
Saturday is ‘Small Business Day’ in city
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Nancy R. Rossi has announced the city’s participation in the 12th annual Small Business Saturday on Nov. 27. Nov. 27 also marks the lighting of West Haven’s Christmas tree on … [Read more...] about Saturday is ‘Small Business Day’ in city
Cohen case in court; GOP rift out in open
While a case concerning alleged problems with absentee ballots had its opening hearing in Superior Court this week, fissures in the city’s minority party came to the fore. At issue is the now 32-vote win of Mayor Nancy Rossi over her Republican … [Read more...] about Cohen case in court; GOP rift out in open
‘Read to Grow’ visits WHCH students
In response to the ongoing effects of the pandemic, Read to Grow has distributed over 12,000 copies and counting of their new board book, Hello Sometimes, in both English and Spanish, to children and families across Connecticut. Read to Grow launched … [Read more...] about ‘Read to Grow’ visits WHCH students