By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Pretty much everything you need to know about the Daniel Penny case you can learn from the "Death Wish" movies. Or so you might conclude if you took seriously the left's analysis of the tragic … [Read more...] about Daniel Penny’s no vigilante
Editorial
Stick with the city’s issues Last month, Barry Lee Cohen was the third Republican to enter his name into the 2023 race for mayor, the others are Paige Weinstein and Steven R. Mullins, former P&Z member, and longtime party advocate. In … [Read more...] about Editorial
At a Glance
Correction In the May 25 edition of the Voice, Joy Giordano was inadvertently referred to as Joy Giordano Clark. We regret the error. Nonresident parking rules announced Nonresidents must pay to park in all shoreline lots in West Haven by … [Read more...] about At a Glance
Parish marks 300th
By Steven R. Mullins Special to the Voice The Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit celebrated its 300th Anniversary on Memorial Day weekend with an open house on Saturday, May 27 and a festive pontifical Mass on Pentecost Sunday, … [Read more...] about Parish marks 300th
Historian’s corner
Savin Rock’s Transition Part VSee part 1 here.See part 2 here.See part 3 here.See part 4 here. The following is presented as submitted by Steve Hildrich from news clippings and his personal recollections: On July 5, 1984, the Bradley Point … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Allingtown honors borough’s war dead
Allingtown Volunteer Firefighter Steven R. Mullins lays a wreath at the Allingtown Green War Monument at a ceremony on Memorial Day. Below -- City of West Haven Fire Department Allingtown career and volunteer firefighters wearing full Class A dress … [Read more...] about Allingtown honors borough’s war dead
Washington School replacement to begin
By Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta Voice Writer Washington Elementary School, 369 Washington Ave., days are numbered. School officials plan to begin the demolition and construction of a new school once the current term is over. The iconic … [Read more...] about Washington School replacement to begin
Westies go deep, ousted in quarters
The dream postseason run has come to an end for the West Haven baseball team. Unable to muster much offense, No. 31 West Haven fell to No. 23 Westhill 3-1 in the Class LL quarterfinals at Cubeta Stadium in Stamford, Saturday. West Haven … [Read more...] about Westies go deep, ousted in quarters
U11 girls end season with two big wins
The Baybrook Remodelers West Haven U11 girls travel team played their last two season games this weekend. On Saturday, the girls played against East Haven, winning 3-0. Although the girls started off slow, they gained their momentum in the … [Read more...] about U11 girls end season with two big wins
Mets stay unbeaten
The West Haven Little League Mets defeated the CMHC Pop Smith Little League, 23-4. Luca DeCrescenzo pitched great with six strikeouts in two innings and did not allow a hit, he led the team with three hits including a home run, double and single. … [Read more...] about Mets stay unbeaten