Senior trips offered F. Seniors and Friends offers the following trips to the public. All trips leave First Avenue commuter lot: Trip to Lancaster – May 2-4. Two shows: “Jesus,” and “Songs of the Silver Screen,” at American Music Theater. $75 … [Read more...] about Around town
Letters
Borer thanked for DMV effort I wish to commend State Rep. Dorinda Borer for bringing the DMV Office to West Haven City Hall. This is a plus for West Haven on many levels. It makes DMV Services available to locals in a much more convenient way. It … [Read more...] about Letters
Moore a Bannon Republican
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Roy Moore is the Steve Bannon project in a nutshell. For the former Trump operative, the Alabama Senate candidate's tattered credibility is a feature, not a bug. If Moore had well-considered political and … [Read more...] about Moore a Bannon Republican
Editorial
Culminating a process that began more than a year ago, Nancy Rossi will be sworn in as the city’s first female mayor in ceremonies at West Haven High School at noon on Sunday. Along with Rossi will be the incoming City Council, Board of Education and … [Read more...] about Editorial
Dear Felicia
Hard to believe, but we’ve skated our way from Election Day to Inauguration Weekend in whot feels like the proverbial “blink of an eye.” Of course, when yew git as old as we are, honey bunch, that “blink” gits shorter and shorter. The West Haven … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Tree lighting opens city’s Yule season
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Joined onstage by Santa and Mrs. Claus, Mayor Edward M. O’Brien helped Bailey Middle School seventh-graders Jasmin Cintron and Llianay Romaro and eighth-graders Eveleen Jiang and Sofia Lora use a … [Read more...] about Tree lighting opens city’s Yule season
Rossi irked by bond sale timing
Mayor-Elect Nancy Rossi is very concerned about the $25.77 million of borrowing (bonding) that the outgoing O’Brien administration executed last week. Of the borrowing was $16.13 million to pay down the cumulative deficit as of June 30, 2016, which … [Read more...] about Rossi irked by bond sale timing
Rossi set to take oath in ceremonies Sunday
Nancy R. Rossi will be sworn-in as the city’s first female mayor when she and the rest of the city’s elected officials are administered the oath of office at noon on Sunday, Dec. 3. The public is invited to the historic event, which is being held in … [Read more...] about Rossi set to take oath in ceremonies Sunday
City accepting energy assistance requests
The city began accepting applications Oct. 17 for the federally financed Connecticut Energy Assistance Program in the human resources office on the second floor of City Hall, 355 Main St. Appointments for all heating sources can be made by calling … [Read more...] about City accepting energy assistance requests
Cheerleading squads excel
The Seahawks Junior Pewee and Junior Varsity cheerleading squads qualified and competed in the New England Regional Cheerleading Competitions in Springfield this past weekend against very tough competition. Both teams put on flawless routines but … [Read more...] about Cheerleading squads excel