Mayor Nancy R. Rossi is kicking off a citywide campaign to encourage eligible residents to sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine. “The key to ending the pandemic and getting back to a sense of normality is for our residents to get vaccinated as … [Read more...] about Mayor Rossi touts vaccine sign-up
City’s McCarthy patents music method
Ed. Note: The following is a reprint of a story in the January edition of “Music & Sound Retailer,” and is used with permission. West Haven resident, John McCarthy, founder of The Rock House Method, designed a new way to learn to play … [Read more...] about City’s McCarthy patents music method
Library gets programming, COVID upgrades
West Haven’s library system had two major upgrades facilitated by a local and state infusion of funds. The local volunteer organization, Friends of the West Haven Library, assisted in hooking the agency up to a new database that will aid students and … [Read more...] about Library gets programming, COVID upgrades
Facebook page highlights centennial
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The City of West Haven Centennial Celebration Committee has launched a Facebook page to mark and promote the community’s 100th anniversary this year, Mayor Nancy R. Rossi announced. The newly … [Read more...] about Facebook page highlights centennial
Letters
Cohen’s assessment of city spot on I strongly support (Councilman Barry L.) Cohen's assessments and objectives as published in last issue of the Voice, on what the city's priorities should be going forward. He correctly identifies … [Read more...] about Letters
Congress cedes power
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist President Joe Biden has proved that, if nothing else, he has a pen and a phone.According to The Economist, he signed more executive orders in his first two days than President Donald Trump signed in … [Read more...] about Congress cedes power
Editorial
Time reveals conspiracy So, the conspiracy to rig the election wasn’t a “theory” after all. It wasn’t sour grapes. It wasn’t tinfoil hat material. It was true. In a glowing, almost giddy article by Reporter/Democratic stenographer Molly Ball, … [Read more...] about Editorial
Purmont recalls Pomp, artist Lockwood
By Jon Purmont WH Historical Society Black History Month commenced as a way to remember and celebrate African-Americans and their culture and contributions to America. In our city, we have a number of … [Read more...] about Purmont recalls Pomp, artist Lockwood
Gripevine
Dear Eleanore Turkington: I can’t believe it! I just can’t believe the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles has finally stepped up to the plate! They are catching up with the many possibilities of the internet! I have been a … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Dear Felicia
Howdy do, dearie, another fine week in what is becomin’ the winter of our discontent. Actually, the “discontent” comes in the form of precipitation that seems to be barrelin/ outta the west at a somewhat record rate. Here in the Asylum by the Sea, … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia