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
Dear Felicia
It looked fer a time like we here in God’s Li’l Acre, were gonna feel the effecks of Hurricane Dorian, last week. Luckily, the storm blew out to see and the only thing we saw was a little rain and lotsa gusty wind. It also brought in a bit more cool … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
The week in photos – September 5, 2019
Around Town
Society kickoff The West Haven Historical Society will hold its September Meeting Thursday, Sept. 12, at 7 p.m. at the Poli House. Speaker for the evening will be Cathie Iaccarino who will discuss her participation in the Native … [Read more...] about Around Town
WHCH Rock & Stroll on the docket
The West Haven Community House (WHCH) announces its annual Rock & Stroll to be held on Saturday, Sept. 21. Rock & Stroll is an all-day event starting with a two-mile stroll along the historic Savin Rock Boardwalk followed by a music festival … [Read more...] about WHCH Rock & Stroll on the docket
Food & Fig Festival returns to Savin Rock
Coalition plans Skeleton Festival
West Haven will host its first-ever Skeleton Fest from Oct. 12-31. The festival will highlight fun Halloween activities in a citywide celebration as part of the ongoing sustainability efforts to become certified under the SustainableCT … [Read more...] about Coalition plans Skeleton Festival
Letters
Collins’ deficits more than dollars City Clerk Collins has had a deficit in her budget results in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2018, of a cumulative total of ($97,155). Ms. Collins claims it is for Election expense but yet the … [Read more...] about Letters