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Walking tour planned Sept. 30
The West Haven Historical Society plans a Walking/Bus tour of the West Shore area on Saturday, Sept. 30. Departing from the Poli House, 686 Savin Ave., the tour will include a walking portion from South Street to Woody Crest along Ocean Avenue and … [Read more...] about Walking tour planned Sept. 30
Gripevine
Dear Gripe Vine Readers: Back in July Gripe Vine received a gripe from a reader complaining that there were four street lights out for four years on Altchuler Boulevard. The complaint also included frustration from contacting various offices … [Read more...] about Gripevine
Dear Felicia
September already! It jest seems like we were heralding June 1 and the beginning of summer. Boy, did that fly by as Iyam sure the kiddies who went back to school will attest. And jest like that, it seems things are going back to “normal,” whatever … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
Bulk trash collection scheduled Sept. 11-15
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The final bulk trash pickup week of 2023 is Sept. 11-15. West Haven residents are reminded to separate metals, recyclables and regular trash from bulk trash and put them out no more … [Read more...] about Bulk trash collection scheduled Sept. 11-15
Lecture hall to honor Gardner
By Dan Atkinson Voice Writer After a year’s-long effort, Pam Gardner’s dream of a lecture hall at West Haven High School has become a reality. During her renowned career as a school administrator and then principal, Gardner dreamed … [Read more...] about Lecture hall to honor Gardner
Trump creates a spin-off
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Just how dominant is Donald Trump in the Republican Party? He's so far ahead in the polls that he felt comfortable skipping the first GOP presidential debate in Milwaukee, while on the actual … [Read more...] about Trump creates a spin-off
Editorial
Shaw’s aphorism today It was the acerbic Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw who coined the aphorism, “Those than can do, those that can’t teach.” If one wants to roil a group of teachers – and for good reason – try grafting that quote into a … [Read more...] about Editorial
Third party may muddy Nov. 7 vote
With both Republican candidates making the final push toward Tuesday’s primary, the question of whether the vote will finalize the candidates for November became a real one as a potential third-party endorsement could muddy the water in November. … [Read more...] about Third party may muddy Nov. 7 vote
Ziada’s Corner honors late businessman
By Steven R. Mullins Special to the Voice At its Aug. 28 meeting, the West Haven City Council honored the life of the late John Ziada, owner of Z’s Corner Cafe’ on the corner of Campbell Avenue and Court Street. The Council … [Read more...] about Ziada’s Corner honors late businessman