The West Haven Twilight League played tits traditional All-Star game against the Greater Hartford Twilight League on Monday, Aug. 24 Taking place at the historic Palmer Field in Middletown, the two leagues with a combined 190-years of twilight … [Read more...] about WHTL tops Hartford on no-no
Getting the rhythm back
The West Haven Football team scrimmaged against Amity and then Bunnell of Stratford in preparation for next week’s opener against Cheshire. Teams from all over Connecticut ended the mandatory conditioning week and got to snaps and tackles in some … [Read more...] about Getting the rhythm back
The week in photos – August 20, 2026
E-vehicles subject of new city ordinance
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Dorinda Borer has announced a proposed city ordinance aimed at strengthening the enforcement and regulation of electric propulsion vehicles to ensure pedestrian safety. The proposed … [Read more...] about E-vehicles subject of new city ordinance
WHHS Hall of Fame lists Class of 2026
By Mike Madera Special to the Voice The West Haven Hall of Fame Committee has announced its newest inductees to be honored Saturday, November 21, at Amarante’s Sea Cliff, 62 Cove St., in New Haven. The new soon to be inductees … [Read more...] about WHHS Hall of Fame lists Class of 2026
Behind the Stacks
Welcome back to Behind the Stacks. First and foremost, we’d like to give a huge shout out and thank you to our incredible children’s librarians, Ms. Amy, Ms. Amanda, Ms. Carrie, and Ms. Tatiana, for a wonderfully fun (and funny) Summer Reading Finale … [Read more...] about Behind the Stacks
University support tops $100 million
The University of New Haven has secured more than $100 million in philanthropic support over the past 30 months, marking an extraordinary period of growth. The milestone follows a record fiscal year 2026, when the university raised $32 million in … [Read more...] about University support tops $100 million
Dear Felicia
Well, honeybunch, here we are at the end of Awgus already, and the kiddies will be traversing back to the classroom within a week. That is jest hard to believe – I bet that’s what the kiddies are saying, too – that the summer has gone by as quickly … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
A foreseeable munitions crisis
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist A foreseeable and dire munitions crisis During the 1979-1980 hostage crisis, a defiant Iran starkly demonstrated the limits of American power. Forty-five years later, it is doing the same thing, … [Read more...] about A foreseeable munitions crisis
Editorial
Getting back to school The second August issue is a stark reminder the summer vacation season is over, and the new scholastic year is getting underway. With today’s publication of the School Bus Schedule the reality the summer is waning comes … [Read more...] about Editorial