Cats. People either love them or have a very fond dislike of them, but for several residents of a section in West Haven’s Allingtown cats are something that have interrupted their lives and even has impacted their … [Read more...] about Cat colony irks Allingtown neighborhood
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$10m gift boosts business school efforts in Riyadh
The University of New Haven today announced a $10 million philanthropic gift from alumnus Douglas D. Schumann ’69 to support the launch of its College of Business and Digital Innovation at its new campus in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a historic first that … [Read more...] about $10m gift boosts business school efforts in Riyadh
City Author publishes new anthology
October Project Publishing announces the release of The Intelligence of the Sky, a new poetry collection by award-winning poet, lyricist, and author Julie Flanders, who resides in West Haven. It was made available July 8 in Paperback, Kindle, … [Read more...] about City Author publishes new anthology
$2.1m award to fund safety on shore
The state Bond Commission has awarded West Haven $2.1 million to fund major infrastructure and safety improvements along Captain Thomas Boulevard, marking the latest milestone in the ongoing transformation of the city’s shoreline, Mayor Dorinda Borer … [Read more...] about $2.1m award to fund safety on shore
Curious Goods a family business
By Danny Atkinson Voice Writer When potential customers approach the entrance to Curious Goods New Age Shop, they cannot imagine the spectacle of what is inside. A person with only basic knowledge of New Age products like crystals and tarot … [Read more...] about Curious Goods a family business
Troop 802 gets some athletics coaching
By Kevin Dickson Special to the Voice To earn the Athletics Merit Badge, the scouts of Troop 802 needed to meet with a professional trainer at a gym to complete two requirements. Volunteer Troop Leader Kevin Dickson, a member of the Savin … [Read more...] about Troop 802 gets some athletics coaching
Class of ‘26 marches into history
The West Haven High School Class of 2026 officially turned the page on their high school journey during graduation ceremonies held on Thursday, June 18, 2026, at Ken Strong Stadium. After a cloudy start to the day, the skies cleared just in time for … [Read more...] about Class of ‘26 marches into history
Source of humming revealed in report
The city released findings on June 18 from an acoustic study identifying a source of noise complaints in the residential area surrounding Heffernan Drive and outlining corrective actions being taken. Initial testing conducted by city … [Read more...] about Source of humming revealed in report
Washington, Lincoln made visits to area
By Dominic Konareski Voice Writer As people, towns, and cities across the country celebrate the country’s 250th birthday, two of the most famous and influential Presidents went through West Haven. Both George Washington and Abe Lincoln made … [Read more...] about Washington, Lincoln made visits to area
Eco-Park: Opening fulfills long-held dream
Residents, environmental advocates, community leaders and families gathered along the shoreline June 16 for the grand opening of Eco Park, a new coastal environmental space created through a partnership between the city and the Land Trust of West … [Read more...] about Eco-Park: Opening fulfills long-held dream