Charles Dow, a University of New Haven senior from West Haven, is spending the summer studying chemical engineering as part of the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program at the university. The program provides students with the … [Read more...] about City resident aids in UNH research project
Youth baseball roundup
Shore Haven The Woodlawn Duckpin Bowling Yankees clinched the number one seed and a first-round bye in the upcoming Dini Tournament by defeating the Leslie Jewelers Dodgers, 8-0, behind the combined three-hitter by Colby Faughnan, Robert Foley, … [Read more...] about Youth baseball roundup
Rossi announces completed challenge slate
Democratic Mayoral candidate Nancy Rossi announced her running mates at a fundraiser held at her headquarters on Thursday night. Rossi, a Certified Public Accountant, will challenge incumbent Mayor Edward O’Brien in a September 12 Democratic … [Read more...] about Rossi announces completed challenge slate
At a glance
O’Brien news conference discusses PURA decision Mayor Edward M. O’Brien will hold a news conference to discuss the recent decision by the state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority to give cities and towns more control over where cell towers are … [Read more...] about At a glance
Savin Rock’s heyday! The way it was!
By Barbara Howe Santoro Special to the Voice Ed. Note: Barbara Howe Santoro is a recent exile to the wilds of Florida. She sent these musings as a way of paying tribute to her hometown. All the while I was growing up in West Haven, down at … [Read more...] about Savin Rock’s heyday! The way it was!
Conservation plan set for P&Z review tonight
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing tonight for residents and other stakeholders to comment on the proposed update of the city’s master Plan of Conservation and Development, … [Read more...] about Conservation plan set for P&Z review tonight
Dear Felicia
Well honeybunch, summer officially came our way sometime the day before yew git this missive, and our esteemed editor is working hard at a music conference in St. Paul, MN. Things are in the summer mood. The kiddies at West Haven High School had … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
A unilateral government
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!