West Haven / Sacred Heart Academy girls hockey coach Erin Blake has seen her share of solid players in her coaching career. What she had not seen entering this season was a 100-point scorer in her program. Blake can now cross that off the list. … [Read more...] about Westie Blue In Touch
Around town
Senior trips slated F. Senior and Friends has planned a trip to Atlantic City May 22-24 at Resorts Casino. The package includes two dinners, a show and $25 coupon for slot play. Price is $279 for a double, $269 for a triple and $389 for a … [Read more...] about Around town
Wizards go into finals
The West Haven Wizards had an amazing weekend at Yankee League Swim Trials Sixty-three Wizard swimmers will advance from all the age groups with 6 additional swimmers qualifying as alternates. Fifty-two swimmers will advance to Yankee League Finals, … [Read more...] about Wizards go into finals
Knights’ grapplers finish in third
Swimming posts win over Hamden, wrestling places 18th at Class L Meet with Alex Barbour moving on to State Open, hockey split the week beating crosstown rival West Haven, and basketball suffers first loss of season in regular season finale. Wrestling … [Read more...] about Knights’ grapplers finish in third
Sharks finish year at 17-2
The West Haven/Sacred Heart girls’ hockey team wrapped up its regular season with two wins over Branford and Hall/Conard to finish the season 17-2 and climb to No. 2 in the playoff rankings. On Wednesday evening, the Westie Sharks defeated the … [Read more...] about Sharks finish year at 17-2
Popular app prone to hacking: UNH
A team of researchers at the University of New Haven discovered that Bigscreen, a well-known and popular virtual reality (VR) application, and Unity, the game development platform BigScreen is built on, are vulnerable to hackers. Bigscreen, which … [Read more...] about Popular app prone to hacking: UNH
Historian’s corner
Judy Rettig June, 1995 It was any mother’s dread: her babies were gone and she couldn’t find them anywhere. She ran frantically from yard to yard along Fairfax Avenue, searching in vain for them—for they were just little--and if they … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Gripevine
Dear Eleanore Turkington: I noted in The Voice that the city will no longer be picking up grass clippings and that per state law, grass clippings cannot be mixed with leaves. I called Public Works about this and was told we have been … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Democrat’s double standard
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist If Democrats are held to their own standards, then all three embattled state officials in the Commonwealth of Virginia should resign. Even if Gov. Ralph Northam didn't appear in blackface in an image in his … [Read more...] about Democrat’s double standard
Editorial
Rossi has set the tone The mayoral election is months away, but Mayor Nancy Rossi is staking her position soon and challenging others to do the same. In a press release this week, the mayor has challenged former Mayor Edward M. O’Brien and any … [Read more...] about Editorial