As the Fall season for West Haven Youth Soccer came to a close, there was a lot of action and close games. The West Haven Federation of Teachers played an intense and exciting match against Nick's Luncheonette, with Nick's Luncheonette … [Read more...] about Curtain comes down on WHYSL fall season
Hockey co-op adds former foe
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer High school hockey, as we used to know it, is dying. Lack of participation and the sport becoming increasingly more expensive to fund for an average family has factored into a … [Read more...] about Hockey co-op adds former foe
Rams crush Devils
By Mike Madera Special to the Voice Fresh off a bye week, the West Haven football team was looking to pick up it fourth win of the season. Cheshire had other ideas. Taking control from start to finish, the Rams trounced the Westies … [Read more...] about Rams crush Devils
Dear Felicia
By the time yew git this missive, October will be half gone, and things will be moving toward Halloween and, believe it or not, the holiday season. Yep, it’s less than two months away. Expect the store fronts and the TV ads to bypass Thanksgiving and … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
The week in photos – October 16, 2025
Late Vinnie Carr city’s Italian of Year
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Dorinda Borer and the West Haven Italian Heritage Committee honored the late great Vinnie Carr as the city’s posthumous Italian American of the Year at the 26th annual Italian Heritage … [Read more...] about Late Vinnie Carr city’s Italian of Year
‘Blue Mass’ set for Oct 26
The Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit, 28 Church St., will celebrate “Blue Mass” as a thank you to West Haven’s first responders. The liturgy will take place on Sunday, Oct. 26 at the 9 a.m. mass. “This liturgy honors the men and women of West … [Read more...] about ‘Blue Mass’ set for Oct 26
Editorial
Columbus Week, 2025 October 12 is Columbus Day – not indigenous people’s day, or some other non-descript “woke” nonsense, but Columbus Day. Hail Columbus! Christopher Columbus, explorer, privateer, complex individual was a man of his time, the … [Read more...] about Editorial
Hegseth is right about fitness
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Doesn’t Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth realize that push-ups are passe? His speech to an audience of generals he’d summoned to Washington, D.C., has mystified and outraged critics who think his obsession … [Read more...] about Hegseth is right about fitness
‘Almost Maine’
Christina Nolan, new director of the West Haven High School Theater Workshop has announced her first production of the year, Almost, Maine. Almost, Maine is a is billed as a “heartwarming and whimsical play set in a small, remote town … [Read more...] about ‘Almost Maine’