The West Haven Youth Soccer League played through beautiful weather on Saturday and pouring rain on Sunday. The RQ Professional Accounting and Tax Services Lightning Fairies took on Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center Dragons this week. … [Read more...] about Tigers take 6-2 win in Youth Soccer
Westies rebound after 1st loss
The game plan was simple. The execution for the North Haven football team was to perfection. Coming into the much-anticipated contest against the state’s second-ranked team with a powerful single wing offense, North Haven put on a clinic in … [Read more...] about Westies rebound after 1st loss
The week in photos – October 19, 2023
Residents organize Peace Vigil on Green
Last week City resident Karen S. Elimelech organized a peace vigil for Israel at the John Ireland Bandstand at the West Haven Green. With the help of former Mayor Ed O’Brien and 8th District Councilman Victor Borras, the vigil was planned in less … [Read more...] about Residents organize Peace Vigil on Green
Jarjura endorses Mullins
Former Waterbury Democrat Mayor Michael Jarjura came to West Haven City Hall Monday afternoon to formally endorse the write-in candidacy of Steven R. Mullins for mayor of West Haven. In 2005, Jarjura was elected Mayor as a write-in … [Read more...] about Jarjura endorses Mullins
Letters
Objects to Nelly’s characterization Apropos of the October 5 Dear Felicia column, please retire “Nelly Nuthatch,” or whoever likes to dress up and play her in the West Haven Voice. If there is one thing West Haven does not need, it is more … [Read more...] about Letters
Israel is not a colonial state
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist It doesn't take long to read or listen to anti-Israel advocacy before the word "colonial" or "colonialism" is hurled at the Jewish state. After the spasm of Hamas murder, rape, and kidnapping over … [Read more...] about Israel is not a colonial state
Editorial
Helping our neighbors As we head into the holiday season – yes, it will be on us before we know it – our attention seems to turn, naturally, toward helping those who are in need. Based on what we’ve seen statistically over the last few years and … [Read more...] about Editorial
Street sign memorializes John Ziada
Contributed Photo By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The family of the late Z’s Corner Cafe owner John “Johnny Z” Ziada will unveil a street sign christening the cafe’s landmark corner of Campbell Avenue and Court … [Read more...] about Street sign memorializes John Ziada
Dear Felicia
The leaves are starting to brown and fall, there is a crispness in the air, and, just like mushrooms lawn signs have sprouted up all over the place – and it ain’t the result of all that rain we’re getting, that is for sure. Nope, honeybunch, we are … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia