West Haven Little League Part II See Part 1. Thus, it came to pass that on June 2, 1951, West Haven Little League held its first season opener at Painter Park, with four teams of sixteen boys each. The first teams were … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Gripevine
Dear Eleanore Turkington: I have lived in West Haven for all but 2 for 67 years. I have lived at my present address since 2006. During ALL that time, usually every other year, I have marched down to City Hall to ask about my sidewalks being … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Notre Dame: lost culture
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist "I believe that this church offers the carefully discerning such cause for admiration," the 14th-century French philosopher Jean de Jandun wrote of Notre Dame, "that its inspection can scarcely sate the … [Read more...] about Notre Dame: lost culture
Editorial
Putin got his wish The contention that Donald J. Trump and his campaign attempted to undermine our election process – and our political institutions – by colluding with Russians and Vladimir Putin has been totally debunked. The Mueller Report … [Read more...] about Editorial
Dog obedience
The Department of Recreation’s dog obedience program, designed by Evelia Rivera, a certified professional dog trainer, is geared to all types of canines, including puppies and adolescent, rescue and older dogs. The session fee is $85 for … [Read more...] about Dog obedience
Life-style program begins at Center
The Allingtown/West Haven Senior Center is among several locations in southern Connecticut chosen to participate in a lifestyle change program. The free program, aimed at preventing Type 2 diabetes and heart disease, meets from 10:30-11:30 a.m. … [Read more...] about Life-style program begins at Center
Dear Felicia
Well, honey bunch, we are headin’ into the last full week o’ April and finally it seems like it’s really spring. Cobina was able to crack open a window or two cuz it was so nice. But I gotta tell yew, effen April showers bring May flowers, we’re … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Scholarship honors Susan Ruickoldt
The city’s Breast Cancer Awareness Committee is accepting applications for a scholarship fund it founded in memory of a third grade Savin Rock Community School teacher who died of breast cancer. The 17th annual Susan A. Ruickoldt Scholarship Fund … [Read more...] about Scholarship honors Susan Ruickoldt
Council grills library chief
By Josh LaBella Voice reporter During a three-and-a-half-hour meeting of the City Council Monday night, the council approved a number of appointments by Mayor Nancy Rossi. But the main story was the council’s grilling of Library Director … [Read more...] about Council grills library chief
