Voters in both the Democratic and Republican parties decided their nominees Tuesday in primary votes. Mayor Nancy Rossi blew away challenges from both City Clerk Deborah Collins and former Mayor Edward O’Brien, capturing more than 2,700 votes. … [Read more...] about Rossi v. Gregorio
Seahawks’ 8U goes to 2-0 on year
The West Haven Seahawks 8U (7 & 8) team improved to 2-0 on the season with a dominating 34-0 win over the Stratford Redskins. Running backs Tristan Crawford and Majesty Whitaker accounted for all of the Seahawks offensive points including a 68 … [Read more...] about Seahawks’ 8U goes to 2-0 on year
Youth Soccer opens fall schedule
The West Haven Youth Soccer League kicked of its fall season this past weekend, getting a full slate of games in. The Elite Soccer Camps U14 girls travel team went 2-0 on the weekend, winning its first two matches of the season. On … [Read more...] about Youth Soccer opens fall schedule
Friends aid Guarino in cancer fight
Ray Guarino has always been the type of person to help others. Guarino is now seeing that help returned ten-fold. Diagnosed with multiple myeloma three months ago, Guarino has been battling the fight of his life. While that battle could not … [Read more...] about Friends aid Guarino in cancer fight
Morton’s work has affected many
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter For more than 40 years, Robert Morton has been the steward of a city department which has impacted the lives of thousands of West Haven residents. Morton, the director of Child and Family Services, … [Read more...] about Morton’s work has affected many
Gripevine
Gripe Vine Readers: Before I begin my column this week, I would like to place this thought-provoking information with you and welcome your input on its merit. We all, I am sure, aware of the importance of the many environmental issues … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Johnson seizes EU issues
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Tory Prime Minister Boris Johnson has, to his credit, seized the initiative in the battle over whether Britain will truly exit the EU, and on what terms. But no one can know how this high-stakes … [Read more...] about Johnson seizes EU issues
Editorial
Getting wise to radicals Maybe, just maybe – and finally – the public is getting the message from the so-called “Climate Change” crowd: it really isn’t about “climate” at all, but it is about change. In the CNN Town Hall on Climate Change last … [Read more...] about Editorial
Festival ready for weekend
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The second annual International Food & Fig Festival will celebrate the city’s diverse heritage of figs. On Sept. 14, organizers will once again feature the popular fruit on the lawn in … [Read more...] about Festival ready for weekend
Bill looks to reform campaign finance
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter A recent ordinance put forth by Third District City Councilman Aaron Charney intends to clean up politics in West Haven. The legislation has yet to be voted on by the City Council. In the findings and … [Read more...] about Bill looks to reform campaign finance