By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter Michael Mercuriano has been an advocate for various projects and events in West Haven for decades. Mercuriano, who works in real-estate, was instrumental in getting the West Haven train station built. … [Read more...] about Mercuriano works to better city
Historian’s Corner
A Flag, A Declaration, and an Anthem The months of June and July, 1776 were an exciting time for American Patriots. A Quaker lady from the city of Philadelphia, named Elizabeth Claypoole Ross, or Betsy Ross as we know her, would … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Gripevine
Dear Gripe Vine Readers: Over the past few months, I have been notifying your district’s councilwomen and councilmen of your complaints. These complaints are usually reported to the Mayor’s office, but since there have been little or no … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Politics and Climate issue
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist The more the climate debate changes, the more it stays the same. Polls show that the public is worried about climate change, but that doesn't mean it is ready to bear any burden or pay any price to … [Read more...] about Politics and Climate issue
Editorial
New plan offers safety Designing a plan that will inhibit rowdy elements to disturb the fun, the West Haven Police Department in cooperation with other city agencies has come up with a traffic plan that will make for a safer environment on July … [Read more...] about Editorial
Charter revision hearing Monday
The West Haven Charter Revision Commission has scheduled its second public hearing for Monday July, 1 at 7 p.m. at Harriet North Room in City Hall. The panel, which had its recommendation vetted by city attorneys, now goes through the hearings … [Read more...] about Charter revision hearing Monday
Dear Felicia
The month of June jest flew by, honeybunch. Next week is beginning of July with the July 4 festivities, not only with the city but with the Mystick Maidens of the Marsh. The MMMs have determined they are gonna encamp at the Sandy Point area for the … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
July 3 traffic undergoes major shift
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice An estimated 100,000 people of all ages are expected to flock to the city’s 3.5-mile shoreline July 3 to watch the Savin Rock Fireworks Committee launch the region’s largest Independence Day … [Read more...] about July 3 traffic undergoes major shift
Rossi assails intransigent MARB plans
After rejecting her attempts to keep the city’s mill rate the same, and further rejecting counting as revenue the sale of two schools, Mayor Nancy Rossi came out swinging this week, saying she and the state panel overseeing city finances are far from … [Read more...] about Rossi assails intransigent MARB plans
