The West Haven Seahawks’ Junior Varsity team bounced back this week with a very exciting and impressive 40-12 win over the Waterbury Patriots. The offense was led by Dylan Whitlow who was responsible for three touchdowns, two long passes to Robert … [Read more...] about JV ‘Hawks top Pats, 40-12
U-15 gals top Wallingford in soccer
The Elite Soccer Camps U-15 girls travel team opened up the soccer playing weekend with two games. On Saturday, the girls traveled to Wallingford, winning 3-0. Cassie Wadeka kept the shut-out, aided by the strong play on defense from Isabelle Nagle … [Read more...] about U-15 gals top Wallingford in soccer
Peewees take two in weekend play
ND harriers sweep over Green Dragons
Cross-Country sweeps meet and places third at Sloper Relays while football team falls to cross-town rival West Haven in a game played at UNH’s Dellacamera Stadium. Cross-Country -- A late sprint over the final 100 yards by Notre Dame’s Tommy Minar … [Read more...] about ND harriers sweep over Green Dragons
Westie Blue In Touch
After winning two of its first three matches, the West Haven volleyball team has hit a rough patch. Unable to put opponents away, the Westies are in the midst of a four-match skid. West Haven opened the week with a key contest against Amity and … [Read more...] about Westie Blue In Touch
At a glance
Museum looks for vets The West Haven Veterans Museum will honor men and women who served in Korea in the “Forgotten War” on Nov. 11 from 1:30-3:30. As the museum’s annual Special Event, the special program will include military and civic leaders, … [Read more...] about At a glance
Westies top Knights, 28-7
The West Haven football team traveled across town to face rival Notre Dame on Friday night in DellaCamera Stadium in the annual Soderman Bowl. The Blue Devils managed to put the only points on the board in the first half when Justin Medina scored on … [Read more...] about Westies top Knights, 28-7
City hosting ‘Food and Fig Festival’ Sept. 29
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The city is holding a new festival that will celebrate its diverse heritage of food while also commemorating the rich history of figs. Yes, figs. On Saturday, organizers will feature the popular … [Read more...] about City hosting ‘Food and Fig Festival’ Sept. 29
Rossi forms panel for school play area
Mayor Nancy R. Rossi applauded the state Bond Commission for grants totaling $5.1 million at its Sept. 20 meeting. Included in the funding was $100,000 to construct a playground on the grounds of Forest Elementary School in Allingtown. The … [Read more...] about Rossi forms panel for school play area
Historian’s corner
Hobbomock, The Sleeping Giant The Boy has fond memories of the many trips up Route 10, to visit the family farm in western Massachusetts, long before Interstate 91 was created. Along the way, the family would pass the Sleeping Giant, and mother … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner