Searching for its first win of the season, the West Haven co-op hockey team played its best game of the season. Unfortunately, it was not enough. Onyx King’s goal with 1:03 left in overtime lifted Notre Dame-Fairfield to a 2-1 victory over … [Read more...] about Skaters get first win of year v. EHHS
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Mite squads continue success on the ice
The West Haven Mite B hockey team spent Saturday at home where it played Yale. The Westies had some great plays as Sadie Moll filled in for goalie and saved many pucks. Goals were scored by Landon Alling and Jack Weiss. West Haven went … [Read more...] about Mite squads continue success on the ice
Hidden Gems
Ah, the post-holiday slump. January, February, three-quarters of March - dreary gray days, not so much on the "What To Do in Connecticut This Weekend" website. We all need a bit of a lift, and nothing gives a lift like good cuisine and good company. … [Read more...] about Hidden Gems
Reminder to publicists for 2023
Club and organizational publicists are reminded the deadline for publication of the West Haven Voice is Monday, 10 a.m. before the Thursday publication date. Nothing will be accepted after that time without prior approval by the editor. Press … [Read more...] about Reminder to publicists for 2023
Around Town
Ward-Heitmann fundraiser The Ward-Heitmann House Museum has launched the "Get a Hug from Ward-Heitmann." fundraiser to help raise funds for the museum's restoration and preservation initiatives. Showcasing the 501(c)(3) non-profit charity's … [Read more...] about Around Town
Letters
Binge drinking during Super Bowl Binge drinking during Super Bowl Super Bowl Sunday, Americans will turn their focus to one thing and one thing only: football. That’s right – the most anticipated exhibition of the year is right around … [Read more...] about Letters
Historian’s Corner
By Dan Shine Voice Columnist The University of New Haven Part II See Part 1 The New Haven County Temporary Home For Dependent and Neglected Children Continuing the series on the University of New Haven, the story of … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
St. Lawrence celebrates ‘Catholic Schools Week’
Each new year, Catholic schools nationwide celebrate the excellence and value of a Catholic education, and the benefits they bring to their surroundings. The city’s only Catholic School will mark the event with special events and an Open House. This … [Read more...] about St. Lawrence celebrates ‘Catholic Schools Week’
Snow removal rules subject of reminder
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice To help crews expedite snow removal, Public Works Commissioner Tom J. McCarthy is reminding residents and businesses to observe parking regulations during and after storms. Per the … [Read more...] about Snow removal rules subject of reminder
Changes in tax laws may affect your return
By Bill Conlan Tax Preparer Ed. Note – In the coming weeks, city residents will begin the winter chore of preparing their taxes for 2022. As with any other year, changes in the tax code were made that taxpayers should be aware of when doing … [Read more...] about Changes in tax laws may affect your return