West Haven Youth Basketball kicked off its Junior Division with games Friday night at Seth Haley. The opener saw the Louises Bakery Cardinals rally to down the Eagles, 18-13. Madden Evangeliste hit for four points and Lily Granata, Jada Fowler, … [Read more...] about WH Youth Basketball opens a new season
Youth soccer closes season
On the final weekend of the regular season, the West Haven Youth Soccer League once again had to brave the wet and muddy conditions, but the league was able to get in a full slate of games. In travel team action, the Elite Soccer Camps U-14 girls … [Read more...] about Youth soccer closes season
Seahawks falter in Pop Warner finals
The West Haven Seahawks sent three teams to the Southern Connecticut Pop Warner conference football championships this past weekend with no teams moving forward. The Mighty Mite team lost to a very talented Waterbury Patriot team, 20-7. Azriel … [Read more...] about Seahawks falter in Pop Warner finals
Westie Blue In Touch
While the regular season continues for the West Haven football team, the campaigns for both the volleyball and girls soccer teams have ended in the postseason with both teams falling on the road to Amity. The football team is back in the win … [Read more...] about Westie Blue In Touch
Westies top Acs
The West Haven football team hosted the Hillhouse Academics on Saturday night at Ken Strong Stadium. The Academics’ opening drive was stopped at the West Haven four-yard line when Jordan Berrios intercepted a pass with 6:55 left in the first quarter. … [Read more...] about Westies top Acs
Historian’s corner
I looked up to them all, and most of them are gone now. There were two of my Sunday School teachers: Mr. Muirhead, who had served in World War II and when asked about it, told a group of seven-year-olds, “Well, they pushed us, and we pushed them … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Nov 26, 1943 was a night from Hell
By Joseph Weber Special to the Voice This is the third installment from the Rohna Remembrance Committee of West Haven. It was first reported that 75 years ago PFC’s Pacifico Migliore, John Cox and Pasquale Logiodice had lost their lives in a … [Read more...] about Nov 26, 1943 was a night from Hell
Around town
Holiday Fair The Historical Society's annual Holiday Fair will take place on Saturday, Nov. 17, at the Poli House, 686 Savin Ave., opposite the Green. Admission is free and the fair will run from 10-4. The traditional Giving Tree will be part of … [Read more...] about Around town
5-year plan is the only ‘plan’ we’ve got
By Aaron Charney City Council Ed. Note: At last week’s City Council meeting approving the five-year plan, Aaron Charney was the only dissenting vote. We asked him to explain his ideas for the city in an op-ed. The following is his response to … [Read more...] about 5-year plan is the only ‘plan’ we’ve got
America’s ‘loser’ problem
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist It's not any less awful for being so familiar. The last three high-profile attacks that have convulsed the nation, two in recent weeks, have been carried out by fringe loners who fit the stereotype of the … [Read more...] about America’s ‘loser’ problem