The Fall Poetry Extravaganza presented by West Haven’s poet laureate, Tony Fusco, will take place from 1-5 p.m. Nov. 2-3 at the Yale West Campus, 100 West Campus Drive, Orange. The program is open to the public with free parking. Fusco, a … [Read more...] about Fall Poetry program set for Yale West Campus
Hockey teams compete in tourney
The West Haven Squirt A travel hockey team played with a lot of heart, but came up short in the 25th annual Haunted Shootout tournament this weekend at the New England Sports Center in Marlborough, MA. The Blue Devils fell 7-2 to … [Read more...] about Hockey teams compete in tourney
Dragons outlasts Ghosts, 7-5
The Elite Soccer Camps Golden Dragons picked up a win in a tough, exciting match Saturday morning, overcoming the Jason Ranalli Grey Ghosts, 7-5. Matteo D'Elia scored a pair of goals. Ben Trenchard also added two goals. Jacob Rader, … [Read more...] about Dragons outlasts Ghosts, 7-5
Knights’ runners head to state meets
The football team returned to action in a win over Bunnell, the cross country team ran i the SCC Championship Meet, while the soccer team had an unbeaten week that saw them clinch a state tournament berth. Cross Country --Ohm Patel ran 13th to … [Read more...] about Knights’ runners head to state meets
Westies’ fortunes rebound with win
Through four games of the regular season, the West Haven football team may have had only one win, but realized the record could be switched with how tough they played. West Haven continued to play well, topping Norwich Free Academy, … [Read more...] about Westies’ fortunes rebound with win
‘Open Mic’ Night brings out youthful musicians
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter More than 50 kids have signed up to play during Friday’s open mic night at the West Haven Community House. The event, which is held monthly, is hosted by Rock House School of Music and Teach Kids … [Read more...] about ‘Open Mic’ Night brings out youthful musicians
Idea inspired resident to action
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter When Kathryn Johnson sees people leaving out old suitcases to be picked up during bulk trash day, she sees an opportunity. Johnson is looking for partners to join her in starting “Kathy’s Suitcases for a … [Read more...] about Idea inspired resident to action
Officials tour Allingtown businesses
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz and Mayor Nancy R. Rossi talked shop with a pair of prominent Italian business owners as part of a business tour of the city’s Allingtown section Oct. 17. Bysiewicz … [Read more...] about Officials tour Allingtown businesses
Rossi takes issue with Gregorio claim
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter Mayor Nancy Rossi said her opponent’s statement that there has been no progress made on the Havens Project in four years, “absolutely untrue.” The mayor took issue with many of the statements made by … [Read more...] about Rossi takes issue with Gregorio claim
Tree ‘pits’ get much-needed rehab
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The city is renovating 60 tree pits along Campbell Avenue to prevent trip hazards and protect street trees. City sidewalk inspector Ernie Chiarelli and tree warden Leo Kelly are coordinating … [Read more...] about Tree ‘pits’ get much-needed rehab