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Around Town
GOP holiday party The West Haven Republican Town Committee is hosting a Holiday Party on Wednesday, Dec. 19 at Johnny's Grille from 6-9. Price is $15 per person, cash bar. Those attending are asked to bring food items for WHEAT or a toy … [Read more...] about Around Town
Panthers upend Blue Devils
West Haven Girls Basketball continued its junior division schedule with the Bruins and Panthers remaining unbeaten through three games. The Chuck’s Garage Panthers upended the Prospect Fish and Game Blue Devils, 22-4, as Kylie Gibbons, … [Read more...] about Panthers upend Blue Devils
Ice Jamboree set for Friday
West Haven High School’s boys’ hockey team is sponsoring its annual Jackie Coyle Jamboree on Friday night at the Edward L. Bennett Rink, beginning at 6:30. Four teams are included in the round-robin format, which will pit each team in four … [Read more...] about Ice Jamboree set for Friday
Mite C skaters pick up first win
The West Haven Mite C team picked up its first win of its young, inaugural season with a thrilling come-from-behind victory over the Wallingford Mite C's in Northfard, Saturday morning. Logan Minio picked up a hat trick, with Ben Trenchard … [Read more...] about Mite C skaters pick up first win
Wizards topple Watertown, 471-201
The West Haven Wizards swim team won its second meet of the season against the Watertown Warriors convincingly by a score of 471-201. Wizards are now 2-0 on the season. The Wizards started out strong by winning first place in nearly all age … [Read more...] about Wizards topple Watertown, 471-201
Mariano heading to Radford in the fall
The Notre Dame baseball program has a history of its players achieving their dream of playing at the next level. The latest in a long list of baseball alumni playing at the Division I collegiate level made it official today when Maxwell … [Read more...] about Mariano heading to Radford in the fall
Libero sees the city’s potential
By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter As a teacher, principal, justice of the peace, Board of Education member and chairman of the Republican Town Committee, Pat Libero has dedicated her life to public service. She said she sees the potential of … [Read more...] about Libero sees the city’s potential
Historian’s Corner
Y2K, The Year 2000 By Dan Shine Voice Columnist Any child who grew up in the 1950s or 1960s will remember a popular cartoon program about a family known as The Jetsons. The Jetson family reflected the vision that most of us … [Read more...] about Historian’s Corner
Tax bills go out Jan. 1
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The second installment of city tax bills — real estate, personal property, motor vehicle and sewer — are due Jan. 1. The 2018 supplemental motor vehicle bills are in the process of being … [Read more...] about Tax bills go out Jan. 1