By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Ten years later, Kaepernick remains unpersuasive A decade later, Colin Kaepernick is as tiresome as ever. To mark the 10-year anniversary of his kneeling during the National Anthem, the former San … [Read more...] about Kaepernick still unpersuasive
Policy is harming independent medicine
By Wayne Winegarden Pacific Research Institute Independent physicians are disappearing. Increasingly, the doctors Americans see are employees of hospital systems or insurance conglomerates. Government policy is a major reason for … [Read more...] about Policy is harming independent medicine
Veneto continues his annual ‘push’
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice City first responders rolled out the red carpet and welcomed former United Airlines flight attendant Paul “Paulie” Veneto and his airline beverage cart to West Haven on Sept. 1. Veneto, 67, … [Read more...] about Veneto continues his annual ‘push’
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist Water Street In 1638, the first white settlers entered what they would call the West Side by fording what would become the West River: To this day, an artist’s mural depiction of this event remains on the … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
UNH partnerships finalized with private industries
The University of New Haven announced today the execution of Master Partnership Agreements with four leading companies, Sailion, Medtronic, Sheffield Pharmaceuticals, and ARBURG, marking a significant expansion of the University's industry engagement … [Read more...] about UNH partnerships finalized with private industries
Bocce tourney returns to city this weekend
Nearly 300 athletes are gearing up to compete in the Special Olympics Connecticut Unified Sports Fall Festival Bocce Competition at the city’s Old Grove Park courts Saturday and Sunday. The bocce tournament is open to the public and presented … [Read more...] about Bocce tourney returns to city this weekend
Youth sports costs may lead to tennis option
By Dale Evans US Tennis Association For millions of American families, sleepaway camps, travel leagues, and organized sports programs during summer vacation are getting harder to afford. The average overnight summer camp costs … [Read more...] about Youth sports costs may lead to tennis option
Youth Soccer squads open the fall season
The West Haven Youth Soccer League opened its fall season this past weekend, with all the teams seeing action on Saturday. Wizzard Painting team came out with very happy feet to start the season off as they beat Stars Ice Cream, 6-2. Juan … [Read more...] about Youth Soccer squads open the fall season
Blue Devils’ miscues lead to opening loss
By Mike Madera Special to the Voice Cheshire senior kicker Tim Reinhard was feeling good in warm-ups, drilling kicks through the uprights from 50 yards away. Reinhard felt he would get his opportunity during the game. Reinhard came … [Read more...] about Blue Devils’ miscues lead to opening loss
Movie troupe begins shooting
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer No Loose Ends was filming in multiple West Haven locations over the course of Labor Day weekend, as the production crew and actors didn’t let a spot rain shower shuffle their … [Read more...] about Movie troupe begins shooting