Blight has been an ongoing problem in the city for decades. With a new administration comes an innovative approach. Flanked by representatives from several city departments as well as the police and fire services, Mayor Dorinda Borer announced … [Read more...] about Blight Task Force given go-ahead
Budget goes before public
The public gets its one and only opportunity to critique and review Mayor Dorinda Borer’s $182.7 million budget, announced two weeks ago. A public hearing is set for tonight in the Harriet North Community Room of City Hall, 355 Main St. at … [Read more...] about Budget goes before public
The four-day workweek idea
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Karl Marx would be proud. Bernie Sanders has proposed taking another step toward the philosopher's envisioned utopia by proposing to mandate a four-day workweek. Marx wrote how in communist … [Read more...] about The four-day workweek idea
Editorial
Make your voice heard Tonight, Mayor Dorinda Borer’s newly proposed budget goes to the public in the first and only public hearing on the plan. The City Council meets in special session in the Harriet North Meeting Room of City Hall at… … [Read more...] about Editorial
Obituaries
Richard Salvatore Castiglione, 86, of North Branford passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, March 16, 2024, at Yale New Haven Hospital after being stricken at home. He was the beloved husband of Carmela Candelora Castiglione, and they would have … [Read more...] about Obituaries
Appetizer, Dessert Crawl returns in a new spring series
The Shops at Yale is pleased to announce the return of its popular Annual Appetizer & Dessert Crawl, showcasing Downtown New Haven's diverse culinary offerings while raising money for local non-profits. New this year, The … [Read more...] about Appetizer, Dessert Crawl returns in a new spring series
Gardner memorial was a team effort
By Dan Atkinson Voice Writer During her renowned career as an administrator and later principal of West Haven High School, the late Pam Gardner harbored the dream of building a lecture hall at WHHS where students could “transcend” … [Read more...] about Gardner memorial was a team effort
Easter Egg Hunt
Historian’s Corner
Thomas’ Garage Part I See part 2 The year was 1912, and automobiles were rapidly changing the face of America. In that year, 78,000 Fords were built, along with 3000 Chevrolets. Total U.S. automobile production was less than … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Papa Dough’s opens at Woodlawn
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Papa Dough’s, the city’s newest pizzeria, celebrated its opening in grand style March 27. Mayor Dorinda Borer cheered as Papa Dough’s co-owner Pasquale Villano, sporting a pair of oversize … [Read more...] about Papa Dough’s opens at Woodlawn