The Republican Party and the City of West Haven lost a longtime friend, mentor, and ambassador with the death of Jennie Rechhia Marchitto, last week. The longtime resident, known as Aunt Jennie to many, was laid to rest Friday with funeral services … [Read more...] about City mourns death of GOP’s Marchitto
Heroes honored by city
Pair saved swimmer Two men who aided a drowning victim were honored in City Hall ceremonies last week with many residents and a cadre of local politicians in attendance. Residents Christian Sandor and Joe Lombard were honored for rescuing Fred … [Read more...] about Heroes honored by city
The week in photos – August 16, 2018
Around town
Harugari pig roast The annual pig roast is scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 26 at 1 p.m. German beer, German Food and slow-roasted pork are on the menu. The Adlers will be performing for listening and dancing pleasure. The Harugari Schuhplattlers will … [Read more...] about Around town
15th Penalty Box golf tourney slated
The West Haven Penalty Box Club will be hosting the 15th annual Blue Devil Golf Classic on Saturday, Sept. 22, at Orange Hill Country Club. Following breakfast and registration that begins at 7:30 the four-person, best ball tournament will tee off at … [Read more...] about 15th Penalty Box golf tourney slated
My Two Cents
It’s hard to believe, but the city’s premiere sports venue is marking its 30th season of operation with the beginning of fall sports in a couple of weeks. The Frank Fitzgerald Athletic Complex, which comprises Ken Strong Stadium, Biondi Softball … [Read more...] about My Two Cents
Historian’s corner
The Hubbard Family in West Haven The first Hubbard ancestor settled in West Haven in 1810: he was John Hubbard Jr. He bought the farm and farmhouse at the corner of Jones Hill Road and Hubbard Road from the Merwin family, tanners who … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Warren’s smear machine
Editorial
Herbert marks 100 years West Haven has always had a knack for honoring its many great citizens. Next Tuesday, the West Haven Community House continues the tradition with a 100th birthday celebration for Patricia Herbert, longtime WHCH board member, … [Read more...] about Editorial
Gripevine
Dear Eleanore Turkington: Why is it that almost all the gripes must go through Louis Esposito? I am a firm believer that one should go right to the source, i.e. the mayor herself, police department or public works depending on the gripe. I am … [Read more...] about Gripevine