By Dan Shine Voice Columnist The Gypsy Camp Part II See part 1 This week, we are fortunate to have another story as set down by Loretta Bon Tempo Forte, and submitted by her daughter Valerie Forte. Loretta grew up in … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
City issues warning on solicitors
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Dorinda Borer and Police Chief Joseph S. Perno are urging residents to remain vigilant and informed regarding door-to-door solicitors operating in the city. As a reminder, an ordinance proposed … [Read more...] about City issues warning on solicitors
Cove River Project plans drop-in event on May 16
The city invites community members to attend a pop‑up public engagement event for the Resilient Cove River Project from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 16 in Old Grove Park, 1 Palace St., near the park’s main facilities building. The drop‑in event … [Read more...] about Cove River Project plans drop-in event on May 16
‘Skip ‘Falcone named Gold Key honoree
By Peter Vander Veer Special to the Voice From an extraordinarily difficult childhood, one filled with poverty and pain, Vincent “Skip” Falcone has risen to prominence in this Shoreline city that he has called home for over 80 … [Read more...] about ‘Skip ‘Falcone named Gold Key honoree
West Haven’s Padilla scales 100-hit plateau
By Rob Forleo Special to the Voice West Haven High School baseball has seen its share of standout performances over the years, and senior Jose Padilla has now etched his name into that history. The shortstop and pitcher recently reached the 100 … [Read more...] about West Haven’s Padilla scales 100-hit plateau
Squads look to get untracked
The West Haven baseball team has been in a prolonged losing streak. Falling in nine consecutive contests, the Westies are 2-11 on the year. West Haven dropped its fourth straight contest and fell to 2-6 on the year with a 13-1 home loss against … [Read more...] about Squads look to get untracked
The week in photos – April 23, 2026
Jazz takes spotlight at WHHS
The WHHS and Bailey Jazz Bands took center stage just before the spring break with an annual dual concert at the high school’s auditorium. The student musicians showed their talents before an appreciative crrowd of family, friends and music … [Read more...] about Jazz takes spotlight at WHHS
Officials tout 31% drop in city crime
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Dorinda Borer and Police Chief Joseph S. Perno recently announced a significant decrease in motor vehicle-related crime across the city, highlighting the success of a coordinated strategy focused … [Read more...] about Officials tout 31% drop in city crime
Dear Felicia
Howdy sweets! Hope you’re enjoying the nice spring-like weather we’ve had, even though it might be a bit cooler. There are sure signs of spring effen yew know where to look Foist off, we have the kiddies off in April for the “spring vacation.” That’s … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia