Editorials

New school year begins; traffic scofflaws abound Tuesday begins the new school year for more than 6,000 West Haven children, either in public, private, parochial or home-school settings. For those going to local schools in West Haven or … [Read more...] about Editorial

A familiar feeling We are getting a familiar feeling concerning Charter revision – a feeling we’ve had every time said revision has been attempted in the city: Disgust and disappointment. For the past 18 months or so, the Charter Revision … [Read more...] about Editorial

Obama’s scandals will be historic in their scope The former occupant of the 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue once made the assertion, echoed by his vice-president, who is now running for president, his administration was without scandal. The fact … [Read more...] about Editorial

Voters should decide fate of charter revisions The West Haven Charter Commission has filed its report with the City Council since last month, the Voice has published a series of explanations by Commission Chairman Ed Granfield, and this week … [Read more...] about Editorial

New ‘fee’ on bags is tax So, now they’ve gone after our plastic bags. The General Assembly has imposed a 10-cent tax on the bags that supermarkets and dry goods stores give customers. Ostensibly it is an environmental move. “We must protect … [Read more...] about Editorial

Nazi epithets get old Many pundits, columnists, and just everyday people see that political discourse has become toxic. Where there was once discussion with those on either side of a question respecting the argument – though disagreeing – now … [Read more...] about Editorial

Public attention needed as parties make choices Over the next week, the city’s two political parties will begin the process of determining who will be sitting in the various seats of power in City Hall. Both the Democratic and Republican town … [Read more...] about Editorial

Renewed idea for tower a winning notion for Rock Anyone passing by Savin Rock has to be impressed with the clean-up that was done in April. Over the decades the landmark had become overgrown and was far from the way it was depicted in bygone … [Read more...] about Editorial

‘Personhood’ is the key Don’t look now, but the pro-abortion movement, particularly those with radical ideas about second- and third-trimester abortions, have opened the door to a conversation it has attempted to avoid, and from which it may never … [Read more...] about Editorial

Summer means safety With the final days of school, comes the anticipation of summer vacation. The heady days of fun and sun beckon the thousands of school students looking forward to the final bell. Unlike other years, the city’s student … [Read more...] about Editorial