As we begin August, named, of course, after Caesar Augustus, we who are a bit removed from the “Glory that was Rome” have our minds toined to other things. Foist off, it seems like only last week I was saying it was June 1, and the summer was before … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Moody’s upgrades outlook
Mayor Nancy Rossi announced that Moody’s Investment Service affirmed the City’s credit rating at Baa3 but upgraded the outlook from negative to stable in a recent bond credit analysis. The Moody’s report states that the revised rating outlook … [Read more...] about Moody’s upgrades outlook
Residents get review of charter proposals
Josh LaBella Voice Reporter Residents took to the Harriet North Room Monday night to air their support and concerns regarding different parts of the Charter Revision Commissions suggested changes. Primary issues discussed were the … [Read more...] about Residents get review of charter proposals
Rossi wants to finish what she started
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter Mayor Nancy Rossi said the reason she decided to run again is because the work she has started is not finished. “I’ve started it, we’ve made very good progress with it, but I’m far from being … [Read more...] about Rossi wants to finish what she started
DTC votes to give nod to Rossi
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter In a display of unity, nearly all the delegates of the Democratic Town Committee voted for Mayor Nancy Rossi to be nominated for reelection. The DTC also nominated many members of the Rossi camp for … [Read more...] about DTC votes to give nod to Rossi
Commission looks toward future
Ed. Note – This is the next in our series on the Charter Revision Commission’s recommendations. This week Democratic Majority Leader of the CRC, John Carrano is the author. By John M. Carrano Democratic Majority Leader Once upon a time, … [Read more...] about Commission looks toward future
Federal grant aids cyber scholars
The University's Scholarship for Service program will prepare students to work for government entities to help prevent cyberattacks The University of New Haven has received a $4 million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant – the largest … [Read more...] about Federal grant aids cyber scholars
The week in photos – July 25, 2019
P&Z workshop on regs slated for Tuesday in City Hall’s North Room
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The Planning and Zoning Commission is holding an interactive public workshop for the proposed village district regulation for the center of West Haven. The workshop is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday … [Read more...] about P&Z workshop on regs slated for Tuesday in City Hall’s North Room
Concert series begins at Old Grove
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The West Haven Summer Concert Series kicks off tonight in Old Grove Park with Top 40 music performed by Timmy Maia Experience. The free concerts are scheduled from 7-9 p.m. The Thursday … [Read more...] about Concert series begins at Old Grove