By Dale Evans US Tennis Association For millions of American families, sleepaway camps, travel leagues, and organized sports programs during summer vacation are getting harder to afford. The average overnight summer camp costs … [Read more...] about Youth sports costs may lead to tennis option
Youth Soccer squads open the fall season
The West Haven Youth Soccer League opened its fall season this past weekend, with all the teams seeing action on Saturday. Wizzard Painting team came out with very happy feet to start the season off as they beat Stars Ice Cream, 6-2. Juan … [Read more...] about Youth Soccer squads open the fall season
Blue Devils’ miscues lead to opening loss
By Mike Madera Special to the Voice Cheshire senior kicker Tim Reinhard was feeling good in warm-ups, drilling kicks through the uprights from 50 yards away. Reinhard felt he would get his opportunity during the game. Reinhard came … [Read more...] about Blue Devils’ miscues lead to opening loss
Movie troupe begins shooting
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer No Loose Ends was filming in multiple West Haven locations over the course of Labor Day weekend, as the production crew and actors didn’t let a spot rain shower shuffle their … [Read more...] about Movie troupe begins shooting
Local songwriter finds a niche
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer “Staying true to themselves and reminding themselves that they are capable of executing their visions to their liking,” is what local West Haven singer and songwriter Dominic ‘Dom Lucid’ Poindexter said to … [Read more...] about Local songwriter finds a niche
West Haven burying time capsule to mark nation’s 250th anniversary
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice As part of the city’s 2026 festivities celebrating America’s 250th anniversary, Mayor Dorinda Borer will bury a time capsule on the Green at 6 p.m. Sept. 9 for a future generation of Westies to … [Read more...] about West Haven burying time capsule to mark nation’s 250th anniversary
The week in photos – September 3, 2026
Ready for the new year!
More smiling faces, ready to start the new school year! … [Read more...] about Ready for the new year!
Crime drama to use city as film backdrop
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer New England has more than its share of mafia and crime lore, stories and history. From New Haven’s Wooster Street to Little Italy in New York, the northeast is one of the richest areas of … [Read more...] about Crime drama to use city as film backdrop
Bulk trash hauled citywide, Sept. 14-18
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The final bulk trash pickup week of 2026 is Sept. 14-18. West Haven residents are reminded to separate metals, recyclables and regular trash from bulk trash and put them out no more than 24 … [Read more...] about Bulk trash hauled citywide, Sept. 14-18