By Rob Forleo Special to the Voice When West Haven High School opened its football season against Cheshire on Sept. 11, the game provided an early test for the team and an opportunity to learn from the demands of competition. The game was … [Read more...] about Westies, UNH collab to curb leg cramps
UNH community mourns O’Shea
Tragedy struck during the night hours of Friday, Oct.16, shocking the University of New Haven. Chargers’ hockey assistant captain Ryan O’Shea was struck and killed in a wrong-way driver accident on I-91 South on his way home from UNH’s home opening … [Read more...] about UNH community mourns O’Shea
Youth sports coverage
As part of its initiative to generate more information coming from the public, the Voice is seeking writer/correspondents for the various spring and summer youth programs offered in various sports. Currently, only the West Haven Youth Soccer … [Read more...] about Youth sports coverage
Westies look to reverse fortunes
By Mike Madera Special to the Voice Through five games in the regular season, the West Haven football team is not where it had hoped to be. Losing consecutive games, West Haven entered the bye week with a 1-4 record. Looking to get … [Read more...] about Westies look to reverse fortunes
ARPA regs rule out library plans, committee contends
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer There was a packed house inside the City Hall Council Chambers on Monday night for an Oct. 5 special meeting that many hoped would lead to the construction of the new Allingtown Library. The … [Read more...] about ARPA regs rule out library plans, committee contends
The week in photos – October 1, 2026
Noise monitors added to ordinance
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer Early last month, West Haven City Council officials approved an amendment to the city’s noise ordinance allowing the use of automated noise-monitoring devices. These devices are commonly referred to as … [Read more...] about Noise monitors added to ordinance
Panel gives study its OK
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The state Community Investment Fund 2030 Board on Sept. 22 approved the city’s $2.5 million grant request for downtown public infrastructure upgrades, Mayor Dorinda Borer announced. The … [Read more...] about Panel gives study its OK
Sandy Point Association hosts fall cleanup
The Sandy Point Neighborhood Association conducted its fall cleanup of the Sandy Point Park, parking lot and shore as part of its commitment to upgrading area. The efforts have been successful, as trash and debris were more manageable, with bulk … [Read more...] about Sandy Point Association hosts fall cleanup
UNH breaks ground for business school
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice With ceremonial gold-plated shovels in tow, Mayor Dorinda Borer joined University of New Haven President Jens Frederiksen and other university leaders to break ground on the new on-campus home of … [Read more...] about UNH breaks ground for business school