The West Haven High School Class of 2020 has had what can be easily described as an unusual senior year. Begun with the mosquito scare of West Nile Virus in late September, the seniors had their last year halted by a pandemic not seen in … [Read more...] about Class of 2020: Graduation goes drive through
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Students and distance learning
They have their opinions Part 1.Read part 2. Recently, students in grades 5 & 6 participated in an online letter writing assignment, offering their opinions about distance learning in a letter to Superintendent Neil … [Read more...] about Students and distance learning
Consortes a graduate-double play
Notre Dame High School of West Haven President Robert F. Curis is pleased to announce the Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the Class of 2020. This year, Notre Dame’s top students are a unique pair: Michael Consorte was named the Class of 2020 … [Read more...] about Consortes a graduate-double play
City fast-tracking permits for Y-NH
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice City and fire officials recently fast-tracked the permit and approval process to help Yale-New Haven Health implement emergency logistical support operations at its new 140,000-square-foot Regional … [Read more...] about City fast-tracking permits for Y-NH
Restaurants get OK for outdoor dining
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice As Gov. Ned Lamont loosens restrictions on restaurants to allow outdoor dining, the city is encouraging West Haven restaurant owners to immediately start using outdoor dining to support their … [Read more...] about Restaurants get OK for outdoor dining
Boardwalk to re-open tomorrow
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice In accordance with federal, state and local guidelines, the city reopened beaches, the shoreline boardwalk and beach parking lots Friday, but with restrictions, Mayor Nancy R. Rossi and city Health … [Read more...] about Boardwalk to re-open tomorrow
Cavallaro outlines end-of-year plans
Gov. Ned Lamont’s directive two weeks ago closing schools through the end of the year has prompted education officials to hone and nuance their “distance learning” programs as well as make plans for what follows. Superintendent of Schools Neil C. … [Read more...] about Cavallaro outlines end-of-year plans
Council passes budget
The City Council’s passage of new budget ordinance on time, despite the ability to extend the process through June is a case of good news, bad news. Democratic Councilman-at-Large Ron Quagliani, who chairs the council, commended his fellow members … [Read more...] about Council passes budget
Rossi gives update on city response
By Nancy Rossi Mayor of West Haven Across the country, communities large and small face unique challenges in combating the COVID-19 pandemic; West Haven is no different. We are a densely populated small city with nearly 55,000 people … [Read more...] about Rossi gives update on city response
Bartlett eyes 10th Senatorial bid
There is a new candidate in the state senate seat now occupied by four-term Democrat Gary Winfield of New Haven. Jason Bartlett, a Democrat, has formed an exploratory candidate committee for the seat and has been actively campaigning for the office … [Read more...] about Bartlett eyes 10th Senatorial bid