Savin Rock Festival ‘26 It is hard to believe it has been more than 40-plus years since the first Savin Rock Festival took place at West Haven High School’s Ken Strong Stadium and adjacent fields. The idea was one that came from the leadership of … [Read more...] about Editorial
Iranian deal comes undone
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Another sham deal with Iran comes undone An early period of World War II was known as "the phony war." What we may be witnessing now in the U.S.-Iran war is the end of a "phony peace." The nearly … [Read more...] about Iranian deal comes undone
Expert gives public 9 tips to stay well in the summer
By Dr. Ana Stankovic UnitedHealthcare of New England Summer brings long days, family vacations, afternoons by the pool and more time outside. But as temperatures rise and families head to the water, it’s also a time to be extra mindful about … [Read more...] about Expert gives public 9 tips to stay well in the summer
Ceremony marks Firefighters’ promotions
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Six career firefighters of the City of West Haven Fire Department Allingtown were promoted during a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall on July 16. Allingtown Chief Michael R. Terenzio, joined by Deputy … [Read more...] about Ceremony marks Firefighters’ promotions
Cat colony irks Allingtown neighborhood
Cats. People either love them or have a very fond dislike of them, but for several residents of a section in West Haven’s Allingtown cats are something that have interrupted their lives and even has impacted their … [Read more...] about Cat colony irks Allingtown neighborhood
$10m gift boosts business school efforts in Riyadh
The University of New Haven today announced a $10 million philanthropic gift from alumnus Douglas D. Schumann ’69 to support the launch of its College of Business and Digital Innovation at its new campus in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a historic first that … [Read more...] about $10m gift boosts business school efforts in Riyadh
City Author publishes new anthology
October Project Publishing announces the release of The Intelligence of the Sky, a new poetry collection by award-winning poet, lyricist, and author Julie Flanders, who resides in West Haven. It was made available July 8 in Paperback, Kindle, … [Read more...] about City Author publishes new anthology
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist The Rise of Campbell Avenue Part II See Part 1 Decades passed, and in 1867, George Kelsey—a force of great and positive change for West Haven--built a horse railroad which would extend from New Haven … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
$2.1m award to fund safety on shore
The state Bond Commission has awarded West Haven $2.1 million to fund major infrastructure and safety improvements along Captain Thomas Boulevard, marking the latest milestone in the ongoing transformation of the city’s shoreline, Mayor Dorinda Borer … [Read more...] about $2.1m award to fund safety on shore
Community House opens new center for Early Learning
The West Haven Community House has announced the opening of its new Early Learning Center, expanding access to high-quality preschool education for children ages 3 to 5 at its main campus, 227 Elm Street. The Early Learning Center is located in … [Read more...] about Community House opens new center for Early Learning