By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist The Trump administration has been exhaustingly eventful, but almost none of the events have involved Congress. The beginning of Donald Trump's presidency has been an extension of the last six years of the … [Read more...] about A unilateral government
Letters
I enjoyed reading Dan Shine’s “Historian’s Corner” series on Silver’s Drug Shop (which finalizes today. Ed.) and its family. Not only were the longtime loyal “Silver’s Belles” considered an extended part of their family, but Ed Silver also employed … [Read more...] about Letters
AAA Urges Motorists To ‘Slow Down, Move Over.’ It’s the Law!
In the wake of last Friday’s crash in Southport, AAA Northeast strongly urges motorists to consider the potential danger emergency responders including tow truck drivers put themselves in when they assist disabled motorists on our … [Read more...] about AAA Urges Motorists To ‘Slow Down, Move Over.’ It’s the Law!
West Haven Columbus Day parade fundraiser tapped for June 28
By MICHAEL P. WALSH Public Relations Information Coordinator WEST HAVEN, June 19, 2017 — The Columbus Day Committee of Greater New Haven will hold a kickoff event from 6-9 p.m. June 28 at the Cielo Banquet Ballroom, 85 Chase Lane, to launch its … [Read more...] about West Haven Columbus Day parade fundraiser tapped for June 28
Dog licensing to be held now through June 30
By Susan Misur CT Humane Society This summer’s must-have accessory for dogs can be found in your city clerk’s office — that’s right, it’s time to get a new licensing tag for your pooch. June is Dog License Renewal Month in Connecticut. Per … [Read more...] about Dog licensing to be held now through June 30
UNH campus designated ‘Heartsafe’ by state panel
The University of New Haven is the first institution of higher education in the state to be designated as HeartSafe by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH). “The University of New Haven has demonstrated its commitment to ensuring that … [Read more...] about UNH campus designated ‘Heartsafe’ by state panel
Historian’s corner
Silver’s Drug Shop Part V By Dan Shine Voice Columnist What is your favorite memory about Silver’s Drug Shop? For The Boy, it was walking there with his grandmother from her home on Union Avenue. She made sure that they got there with … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Youth baseball roundup
WH Little League Minors In West Haven Little League Minors semifinal action on Saturday, the Indians defeated the Orioles 9-8 in a thrilling game at Morse Park. The Indians struck for five runs in the top of the first with big hits provided … [Read more...] about Youth baseball roundup
Youth soccer league action
West Haven U15 Boys team The Elsie Encarcion - State Farm Insurance EG U10 Girls division Red Flames finished their spring season on a good note by defeating the H & R Block Maroon Girls team 2-1 on goals from Madeline McCarthy and … [Read more...] about Youth soccer league action
At a glance
Registration open for Park-Rec day camps Registration has opened for residents and nonresidents for the Department of Parks and Recreation’s Tiny Tots Camp (ages 3-4), Junior Day Camp (ages 5-6) and Painter Park Day Camp (ages 6-12). Director … [Read more...] about At a glance