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Although we typically associate allergy season with the spring, for many allergy sufferers, the fall can be just as bad. Ragweed and mold are the biggest triggers of allergies this time of year. As we approach the peak of fall allergy season, … [Read more...] about Fall allergy suffering can be manageable

The West Haven Fire Department will be conducting its annual Firemen’s Memorial ceremony on Sunday, Oct. 15. The ceremony will take place on the West Haven Green, at the Firemen’s Memorial, and will begin at 10 am. Each year the department honors … [Read more...] about Firemen’s memorial set for Green, Oct 15

A potential boost to the city’s waterfront received a death blow last week, as the parent company of a popular brewery/restaurant canceled its plans with the city. Rock Street Brewery LLC has pulled out of a deal with the city to relocate New … [Read more...] about Brewery decides to opt out of shore plans

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice West Shore Fire Department Deputy Chief Rafael Zayas received the city’s Hispanic American of the Year award at the fifth annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration on Friday.  Mayor Nancy R. … [Read more...] about Zayas named Hispanic of the year

Steven R. Mullins received an award from Annawon Lodge, #115, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of West Haven and the West Haven Chapter of Lions Club International in recognition of over twenty-five years of civic service to the City of … [Read more...] about Annawon Lodge 115 honors Mullins for 25 years of service

By Michael O’Brien Special to the Voice Sometimes doing your job gets noticed, and good things happen. Such was the case of a WHHS counselor, who was chosen for a prestigious honor. Olivia Quagliani, a school counselor at West Haven … [Read more...] about Quagliani wins Yale honor

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

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

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

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