By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter While the start of Monday’s City Council meeting saw the body commending youth cheerleading groups who placed nationally, the public session saw three different union representatives calling for an apology … [Read more...] about Facebook comment irks unions
Gripevine
Dear Eleanore Turkington: I have been waiting for someone to fix the clock on the Allingtown Green. Can you tell me when this is going to happen? Ruth L Allingtown Green: I have been contacting the Councilman for your district, … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Historian’s corner
This week, your Historian defers to the words of beloved West Haven Historian Harriet North; the following article originally appeared on Jan. 12, 1984: When I was a young girl, my mother would tell me to do something, and if I didn’t … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Westie Blue In Touch
The best of friends always find a way to stay together. Just ask a pair of former West Haven High hockey stars. High school hockey may have ended for Brendan Serenson and Pete Richetelli, but that has not stopped the lifelong friends from … [Read more...] about Westie Blue In Touch
Around town
Books and clothing sales The First Congregational Church will host its firstf the year monthly used book sale and Clothes Closet sale on Saturday, April 6, between the hours of 9-3. The Easter Fest will also be held on this date. … [Read more...] about Around town
Bell, Manning ‘19 honorees by NF chapter
By Bill O’Brien Special to the Voice The 59th anniversary of the Casey-O’Brien Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete awards dinner will be Friday, March 29 at Fantasia Banquet Facility, North Haven … [Read more...] about Bell, Manning ‘19 honorees by NF chapter
Knights falter in bid for state title
It just wasn’t meant to be for the 2018-19 Notre Dame hockey team. The dreams of adding the 8th state title in school history and another banner in Alumni Hall were dashed in a 5-2 loss to Fairfield Prep in the CIAC Division I state … [Read more...] about Knights falter in bid for state title
Military Museum to reopen
The public is invited to the Grand Reopening of the West Haven Veterans Museum and Learning Center at 30 Hood Terrace on Saturday, April 16 from 10-2. There will be a brief program at 11:15 to celebrate the return of the restored portrait of … [Read more...] about Military Museum to reopen
Lt. Bill Heffernan is a busy guy
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter Bill Heffernan describes himself as a busy man. Heffernan, who holds the rank of lieutenant at the Center fire district, wears many hat and is involved with a myriad number of groups and projects in and outside … [Read more...] about Lt. Bill Heffernan is a busy guy
SPLC gets its just desserts
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist The Southern Poverty Law Center has designated itself an organization hostile to women and people of color. It fired its co-founder Morris Dees for unexplained reasons and removed his bio from its website at the … [Read more...] about SPLC gets its just desserts