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Voice looks to the past for a new project
The West Haven Voice is looking to the past to move toward the future. As we look for more ways to serve our reading public, both in print and online editions of the newspaper, we are looking for those who might want to dabble in a bit of writing … [Read more...] about Voice looks to the past for a new project
Turkington’s legacy are the thousands helped
It is said the only things sure in life are death and taxes. One more should be added: change. Things change, circumstances change, decisions are made, and what was once familiar is gone and replaced by something else. In a sense, that is … [Read more...] about Turkington’s legacy are the thousands helped
Gripevine
Dear Gripe Vine Readers: It has been an interesting twenty years writing Gripe Vine for the West Haven Voice! I have written for a number of newspapers, and I must admit, The Voice has been one of the most stimulating, interesting and … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Dems find a new boogey man
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Democrats have finally found someone they hate more than Donald Trump. Elon Musk, who is currently running roughshod over the federal bureaucracy with a sleep-deprived team of brilliant young tech geeks, … [Read more...] about Dems find a new boogey man
Editorial
DOGE finds plenty In the weeks since President Donald J. Trump came into office, nothing has captured the public’s imagination – or the ire of the political class – than the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. A major component of … [Read more...] about Editorial
City celebrates couples
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Dorinda Borer combined two traditional valentine celebrations for the city’s older residents on the holiday of love. On Feb. 14, Borer honored more than 70 West Haven Senior Center … [Read more...] about City celebrates couples
1st upgrade since ‘80s
West Haven Senior Center members Lillian Riddick and E.J. Midgette demonstrate the center’s new desktop computers for city Elderly Services Director Alyssa Maddern, Human Resources Commissioner John Carrano and assistant grant writer Vanessa Hruszko … [Read more...] about 1st upgrade since ‘80s
City resident Steinau to head parade
The Greater New Haven St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee has named Cathleen Patricia Steinau as their 2025 Grand Marshal. Steinau will lead this year’s parade down Chapel Street in New Haven on Sunday, March 16. Cathleen Patricia Steinau was … [Read more...] about City resident Steinau to head parade
Here’s one way for DOGE to help
By Drew Johnson Budget Analyst Elon Musk recently announced his intention to cut $1 trillion in federal spending through the new Department of Government Efficiency. As the department looks for ways to trim waste, one program that deserves … [Read more...] about Here’s one way for DOGE to help