Are tolls for revenue, or are they for our roads? In his address to officials going into the recent public hearing about the re-emergence of tolls on the state’s highways, Gov. Ned Lamont was summed up this way: “the state needs reliable … [Read more...] about Editorial
Beach stickers extended for second year in a row
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice For the second year, Mayor Nancy R. Rossi has extended the city’s 2016-18 beach parking permits, this time through June 30, 2020. The two-year stickers, which are dark blue, were originally set to … [Read more...] about Beach stickers extended for second year in a row
Dear Felicia
Well honeybunch, it’s April. Go figger. I jest seems like we were talkin’ about the New Year, and here we are startin’ the fourth month already. Remember Kitty Carlisle, the socialite who used to be on quiz shows like “I’ve Got a Secret” and “To Tell … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Allingtown rehab topic of seminar
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter Approximately 60 people gathered in the Notre Dame High School auditorium to talk about some of the issues, questions, and improvements they have and would like to see addressed in Allingtown. … [Read more...] about Allingtown rehab topic of seminar
The week in photos – March 28, 2019
Facebook comment irks unions
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter While the start of Monday’s City Council meeting saw the body commending youth cheerleading groups who placed nationally, the public session saw three different union representatives calling for an apology … [Read more...] about Facebook comment irks unions
Gripevine
Dear Eleanore Turkington: I have been waiting for someone to fix the clock on the Allingtown Green. Can you tell me when this is going to happen? Ruth L Allingtown Green: I have been contacting the Councilman for your district, … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Historian’s corner
This week, your Historian defers to the words of beloved West Haven Historian Harriet North; the following article originally appeared on Jan. 12, 1984: When I was a young girl, my mother would tell me to do something, and if I didn’t … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Westie Blue In Touch
The best of friends always find a way to stay together. Just ask a pair of former West Haven High hockey stars. High school hockey may have ended for Brendan Serenson and Pete Richetelli, but that has not stopped the lifelong friends from … [Read more...] about Westie Blue In Touch
Around town
Books and clothing sales The First Congregational Church will host its firstf the year monthly used book sale and Clothes Closet sale on Saturday, April 6, between the hours of 9-3. The Easter Fest will also be held on this date. … [Read more...] about Around town