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With a challenge of the absentee ballots still a possibility by Republican candidate Barry Lee Cohen, a recount Sunday solidified the win Nov. 2 win of incumbent Mayor Nancy Rossi, Sunday Cohen, whose attorney questioned the legality of some of the … [Read more...] about Rossi win confirmed in recount

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The Veterans Museum & Learning Center will observe West Haven’s centennial with an exhibit honoring the community’s service members. The open house exhibit, “A Salute to Veterans of the … [Read more...] about Veterans Museum to honor its own

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice West Haven’s three fire departments will salute the community’s 100th anniversary with an exposition of all things fire service. The Centennial Fire Expo is set for 11 a.m. to 4 … [Read more...] about Centennial Fire Expo slated for Nov. 6

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Westies Care founder and President Phil Liscio, who has strong ties to the city’s Italian American community and is well known for feeding the less fortunate, received West Haven’s Italian American … [Read more...] about Liscio hailed for philanthropic work

The arrest last week of now-former City Hall employee and current State Rep. Michael DiMassa (D-116), has shocked and saddened many both in the city and around the state. Called an “up and comer” by colleagues at the State Capitol, the arrest for … [Read more...] about DiMassa arrest saddens many as probe grows

During a brief ceremony aboard the Black Mariah, Captain Kathy Granfield was awarded a plaque designating her non-profit program, Veteran Angler Charters, as a Purple Heart Trail member.  The award was presented by Major Dan Eddinger, CT … [Read more...] about Veterans’ groups honor Granfield

A raid on City Hall Friday and calls for a forensic audit into the expenditure of federal COVID-19 relief funds, reverberated through West Haven, with federal, state and city agencies collaborating in a joint probe. Mayor Nancy N. Rossi ended days of … [Read more...] about Fed probe of COVID expenditures rocks city

While the world wrestled with Covid-19 during the past year, West Haven Community House had its own sets of struggles and accomplishments as noted in its Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2020-21. According to Executive Director Patty Stevens, … [Read more...] about Annual report positive for WHCH, despite pandemic

Councilman Barry Lee Cohen, the Republican mayoral candidate, and his One West Haven Team have scheduled town hall meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the Savin Rock Community School, 50 Park St. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with the town hall … [Read more...] about Cohen to host 2nd town hall Oct. 20 at SRS

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center held a ribbon-cutting Oct. 6 to celebrate the grand opening of its 9,500-square-foot care site at 410 Campbell Ave. The late-morning ceremony, outside the … [Read more...] about Scott-Hill Center opens doors