The West Haven High Class of 1964 is planning its 60th reunion for Sept. 7, noon to 4 p.m. at Biagetti’s Restaurant, 77 Campbell Ave., on the patio. It will include a buff et dinner with music and dancing. A formal invitation will be sent to all … [Read more...] about Class of ’64 plans reunion
Dog license renewals due in June
Residents who own dogs at least 6 months old must renew their licenses from June 1-30 or face a $1 monthly fine, City Clerk John W. Lewis said. State law requires dog owners to submit a current rabies vaccination certificate when applying for … [Read more...] about Dog license renewals due in June
A war only in politicos’ minds
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist The war on contraception that wasn't We don't know who they are or where they are. All we know is that some place or other, a shadowy group of powerful Republicans is meeting to figure out how to … [Read more...] about A war only in politicos’ minds
Editorial
Beach Street reopening After a year of watching and waiting, the Beach Street reconstruction project, called “Phase 2” by the city was opened to traffic. With more than 100 in attendance, including state and city officials as well as many … [Read more...] about Editorial
‘Walk’ gets newest members added
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice A legion of veterans and their families from across Connecticut, joined by city and state leaders and members of West Haven’s Veterans Council and three fire departments, turned out late Saturday … [Read more...] about ‘Walk’ gets newest members added
Class of 2024 walks into history!
High School project awarded by CBC
West Haven High School was awarded second place in a state building association competition. The Connecticut Building Congress made the announcement earlier this month, announcing its 28th annual Project Team Awards. West Haven High School was … [Read more...] about High School project awarded by CBC
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist The Malley Murder Part I See part 2 | part 3 | part 4 For years there have been sightings reported of the ghostly image of a young woman in a Victorian style white dress, who has been seen … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Grant funds new recycling carts
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The city is rolling out new recycling carts for residents. The free 65-gallon carts will begin arriving at residents’ homes in mid-June. Residents do not have to go to City Hall to pick up … [Read more...] about Grant funds new recycling carts
Mayor Borer warning on severe heat; city cooling centers open
The first major heatwave of the year has prompted state and city officials to issue an “Extreme Weather Protocol” through June 22. “In coordination with Governor Lamont’s Office and with the Department of Emergency Management & Homeland … [Read more...] about Mayor Borer warning on severe heat; city cooling centers open