The U14 Girls Travel team had a tough match-up at home against North Haven, Saturday. Gillian Wynus and Naomi Shubin worked to get the ball up the field, but the girls fell short, losing 5-0. On Sunday, the girls were on the road in … [Read more...] about U14 girls lose to North Haven by 5-0 count
Westie gridders face Greenies
Armani Reid and his teammates wanted to set the tone right from the start when the Westies traveled to play Shelton Friday evening. Reid and company did exactly that, scoring early and never looking back, as second-ranked West Haven knocked … [Read more...] about Westie gridders face Greenies
The week in photos – September 21, 2023
Letters
Mullins makes his case for mayoralty As many residents may know, I have run for mayor of West Haven before. Despite the unsuccessful attempts in the past, I have never given up on working toward making West Haven a better place for … [Read more...] about Letters
The scam of electric autos
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Joe Biden has seen the future, and it is electric cars. Lots of electric cars. Electric cars -- or else. Donald Trump has seen the future, and it is a backlash against the mandate for the mass … [Read more...] about The scam of electric autos
Editorial
Time to pay attention Now the real campaign begins. With the primary win of Barry Cohen over Paige Weinstein in last week’s Republican primary, the candidates are set for the two competing parties. The Democratic Party has avoided a primary … [Read more...] about Editorial
Brewery decides to opt out of shore plans
A potential boost to the city’s waterfront received a death blow last week, as the parent company of a popular brewery/restaurant canceled its plans with the city. Rock Street Brewery LLC has pulled out of a deal with the city to relocate New … [Read more...] about Brewery decides to opt out of shore plans
Dear Felicia
It duzzint seem possible, but here we are on the cusp of the autumnal equinox in a few days. And jest so one could sure, there are trees that are showing – already – the signs of drying up and browning leaves, ready to give up the ghost sooner … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Paier College extends exhibit
Paier College is presenting a retrospective exhibit of 1993 graduate and former West Haven-based artist Paul Favello, who passed away in 2017.The show “A Life in Art” opened on July 8, 2023 and has been extended through Oct. 20. The … [Read more...] about Paier College extends exhibit
Zayas named Hispanic of the year
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice West Shore Fire Department Deputy Chief Rafael Zayas received the city’s Hispanic American of the Year award at the fifth annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration on Friday. Mayor Nancy R. … [Read more...] about Zayas named Hispanic of the year