Well, sweets, the Fourth of July festivities are in the books for another year and it looks as if we had some interesting results. The new traffic rules seemed to do the job, and we didn’t seem to see the bad behavior that we saw last year. We look … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Collins hopes to boost city morale
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter Using her experience as City Clerk, her good relationships with people in West Haven and by surrounding herself with professionals, Debbie Collins says she wants to get the city back on track if elected … [Read more...] about Collins hopes to boost city morale
Rohna reunion adds city delegation
Ed. Note: The following is a recounting of a trip made by Joseph Weber and John Dolan regarding their recent research on the HMT Rohna’s sinking in 1943, and the loss of three West Haven residents: Pasquale Longiodice, John T. Cox, and Pacifico … [Read more...] about Rohna reunion adds city delegation
DOT gives OK to developer traffic plans
Josh LaBella Voice Reporter In an important step for the Haven project, the Office of the State Traffic Administration has approved the traffic plan for the West Haven development. The approval comes after months of waiting, leaving … [Read more...] about DOT gives OK to developer traffic plans
The week in photos – July 4, 2019
Around Town
WHHS ‘64 WHHS Class of 1964 will be holding its 55th year class reunion on Saturday, Oct. 5 at App's Restaurant, Captain Thomas Boulvard. More info to follow. I-A Seniors The West Haven Italian-American Civic Association Senior … [Read more...] about Around Town
Rossi hails boost to BOE budget
Mayor Nancy R. Rossi this week applauded the operating budget recently adopted by the Board of Education. The school board’s 2019-20 budget will see an increase of nearly $1.6 million as a result of additional funding provided by the state. … [Read more...] about Rossi hails boost to BOE budget
WHCH families celebrate cultures
Last month more than 300 family members attended a Multicultural Family Night in May presented by the West Haven Community House Children and Youth Services Program. Guests enjoyed an evening of entertainment, dining and art representing a variety of … [Read more...] about WHCH families celebrate cultures
Morrell ends tenure as WH hockey coach
Leaving to pursue degree For close to three decades, it has always been hockey first for long-time West Haven coach Joe Morrell. That is about to change. With an opportunity to go back to school and pursue added career opportunities, … [Read more...] about Morrell ends tenure as WH hockey coach
My two cents
By Bill Riccio, Jr. As one gets older it is difficult to see people move on with their lives, particularly when they have been part of something for a very long time. That’s true of one’s self as well. When I was elected Commissioner of the New … [Read more...] about My two cents