The week of June 6 has been designated “Medicare Fraud Prevention Week. Seniors have been the target of many calls and solicitations looking for Social Security numbers, leading to theft and hardship. Carolyn Sires, New Haven County Fraud, Waste … [Read more...] about Medicare Abuse Week June 6-11
Treat leads Memorial Day Parade
Members of the Orange-based Connecticut Air National Guard’s 103rd Air Control Squadron march up the crowded Campbell Avenue parade route. By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Vietnam veteran George “Butch” Treat led the city’s Memorial … [Read more...] about Treat leads Memorial Day Parade
Walk of Honor gets lastest additions
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Dozens of veterans and their families from across the state, joined by city leaders and first responders and members of West Haven’s Veterans Council and Surfside Veterans, turned out May 27 to help … [Read more...] about Walk of Honor gets lastest additions
Dear Felicia
Greetings, sweets! Here we are in the month of June – by the time yew git to see this missive – and as I gold yew last time, the year jest flies after May. What with summer sun and fun, and holidays and vacations, things jest seem to speed up. People … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Behind the stacks
Welcome back to Behind the Stacks! It was amazing to see so many friendly faces of our community members cheering us on as we joined in the Memorial Day Parade this year! We are grateful to the city for welcoming us on board to take part in this … [Read more...] about Behind the stacks
Autopsy missed the disease
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist An autopsy as malpractice The Democrats couldn't complete their term paper, but handed it in anyway because too many people were wondering what had become of it. Under pressure, the DNC finally released … [Read more...] about Autopsy missed the disease
Editorial
We have seen this before As we head toward the nation’s 250th anniversary this July 4, some may think we are beset by problems within and without that seem too much to overcome, or, at least, political and sociological factions that degrade and … [Read more...] about Editorial
Forget the drugs, keep fit playing tennis
By Angus Mugford, PhD Sports Training Specialist Nearly 1 in 8 Americans have turned to GLP-1s to shed pounds. For many, these drugs offer a powerful starting point to trimming their waistlines -- but not a complete path to long-term … [Read more...] about Forget the drugs, keep fit playing tennis
Library, Vets Museum collaborate on lecture marking nation’s 250th
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer Celebrations and presentations are kicking off with the United States’ 250th anniversary coming around the corner on July 4. The West Haven surrounding sections of New Haven played one of the biggest locational … [Read more...] about Library, Vets Museum collaborate on lecture marking nation’s 250th
Land Trust invites public to open house
City residents are encouraged to attend the final open house for the Resilient Cove River Project. The public event is scheduled from 5:30-7:30 p.m. June 18 at City Hall, 355 Main St., Meeting Room A. The open house is part of the Resilient … [Read more...] about Land Trust invites public to open house