Politicizing the law Last week, the main stream media and the never-Trump faction of the political spectrum were in near-euphoric spasms in that Paul Manafort, a short-term campaign chairman for President Donald J. Trump, and his personal attorney, … [Read more...] about Editorial
Gripevine
Dear Gripe Vine Readers: I have sent more than 75 gripes to the mayor’s office because I was unable to receive many responses to your complaints, from the mayor’s Executive Assistant, Louis Esposito. Mayor Nancy Rossi replied to my gripes as … [Read more...] about Gripevine
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Burger bistro rounds out Atwood
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Wielding a pair of oversize scissors, Mayor Nancy R. Rossi, joined by a delegation of city and state leaders, cut the ribbon Monday with franchise owner Prakash Wadhwani and General Manager Anton Tomaj … [Read more...] about Burger bistro rounds out Atwood
City, WHCH honor Herbert
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Beloved city resident Patricia “Pat” Herbert celebrated her 100th birthday with Mayor Nancy R. Rossi and William Heffernan, president of the West Haven Community House board of directors, during a … [Read more...] about City, WHCH honor Herbert
WestFest on Green, Sept. 8
WestFest 2018, a community festival aimed at bringing the West Haven and University of New Haven communities closer, will feature food, music and inflatables for the fourth year. The free event is 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 8 on the West Haven Green. … [Read more...] about WestFest on Green, Sept. 8
Elm Cafe Tournament tees off Sept. 17
Longtime West Haven businessman Frank Cuomo, owner of Elm Cafe at 124 Elm St., will hold the 20th annual Elm Cafe Golf Tournament Sept. 17 at Alling Memorial Golf Club, 35 Eastern St., New Haven. The tournament proceeds will benefit blood cancer … [Read more...] about Elm Cafe Tournament tees off Sept. 17
The week in photos – August 23, 2018
Historian’s corner
The Dog Days of Summer As Nature follows her annual rhythms, we reach that part of the year when the cicadas buzz, the katydids (or August bugs) pass the sultry evenings endlessly singing, “skritch-skritch-skritch—skritch skritch,” and lawns turn … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
New city resident reflects on life
By Felicia Whatley fwhatley@mail.com In heavy, not light, of hearing two days in a row that the " world is really bad, really going to (pot)" by two local religious leaders, one being the Chaplain of West Haven's VFW Post 9422 on Friday and … [Read more...] about New city resident reflects on life