By Carrie Malangone Resident Correspondent Golden Acres Farms is proudly celebrating 75 years of growth, tradition, and community. The story begins in 1910, when Giacomo Simone immigrated to the United States and worked in construction … [Read more...] about Golden Acres Farms marks 75 years
Senior Center plans two summer trips
Noah! The West Haven Senior Center is sponsoring a trip to Noah at the Sight & Sound Theater in Lancaster, PA on Aug. 12-14. Live animals fill the stage and the aisles of the theater during the performance. The two-day trip begins … [Read more...] about Senior Center plans two summer trips
Soccer teams play in invitational tourney
The West Haven Police Local 895 lost a close game to American Legion Post 71 Crushing Tigers, 2-0. Ethan Martinez showed some solid footwork in the loss. Muhammad Afaq made a great save on a Tigers shot, and Dilan Guaneme showed great hustle up … [Read more...] about Soccer teams play in invitational tourney
Baseball team qualifies for postseason
The West Haven baseball team is looking to qualify for the postseason. The Westie still have some work to do. Scoring twice in the third inning and three times in the fifth inning, West Haven scored six unanswered runs to defeat Shelton, 6-4. … [Read more...] about Baseball team qualifies for postseason
Seniors honored
The end of the spring sports season and transition to the various tournaments continues for West Haven teams. But the end of the regular season means the seniors are honored by staff, teammates, friends and family. The baseball team (top) marked its … [Read more...] about Seniors honored
The week in photos – May 8, 2025
Washington School set to open
By Danny Atkinson Voice Writer Following a long and winding journey, the reconstruction of Washington Elementary School (WES) is nearly complete. The project which received full approval from the Planning & Zoning Commission in March … [Read more...] about Washington School set to open
Dear Felicia
May Day has come and gone. No Maypoles were tethered, no songs sung like when we were tykes, sweetie pie, but it’s good to know that May is upon us. Heck, it even seems like we’re havin’ a bit of a spring in these parts. Even though it is “cooler at … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Behind the stacks
Welcome back to Behind the Stacks! Happy May! Spring has officially sprung, and the library is in full bloom with fresh reads, fun programs, and exciting events! We’ve got so much going on at the West Haven Public Library this month for … [Read more...] about Behind the stacks
The shots that changed history
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist The shots that changed the world The iconic Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem "Paul Revere's Ride" begins, "Listen, my children ..." And, sure enough, we have long told our kids and ourselves … [Read more...] about The shots that changed history