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By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice In accordance with state and local guidelines, City Hall reopened to the public with restrictions Aug. 5. Mayor Nancy R. Rossi said the phased reopening of City Hall allows staff to service … [Read more...] about Public gets reminder about City Hall rules

The West Haven Community House (WHCH) is now accepting registrations for the 2020-21 school year for their high-quality, affordable childcare and school readiness programs for West Haven children starting at age three. The agency’s Children … [Read more...] about Community House set to reopen

By Mackenzie Meaney Special to the Voice With the start of school only weeks away, parents and students are anxiously awaiting to hear what the plans each school district has for reopening schools. West Haven is no different, as a Sept. … [Read more...] about Board opts for Plan B

Walter Camp Football Foundation (WCFF) has partnered with two non-profit organizations to distribute PPE and meals to those in need throughout the Greater Bridgeport and Greater New Haven areas. The Central Connecticut Coast YMCA provides … [Read more...] about Walter Camp Foundation aids needy

Last Sunday, West Haven citizens lead by Planning and Zoning Commissioner Steven R. Mullins gathered on the West Haven Green to tie blue ribbons around trees and light poles to show support for the West Haven Police. “Police in West Haven put … [Read more...] about Mullins leads ‘Back the Blue’ rally

West Haven Planning and Zoning Commissioner Steven R. Mullins presents his annual “Commissioner Mullins Youth Leadership Award” to freshman Dominic Konareski. Konareski and fellow freshman Danya Newton, who was unable to attend the ceremony, … [Read more...] about Konareski awarded ‘Leadership’ honor

By Mackenzie Meaney Special to the Voice With the opening of a new school year just weeks away, a plan that has been discussed, fought over, and finally approved is nearing its completion date, set for next year. The West Haven High … [Read more...] about High School construction heads into the final stage

West Haven Public Library is launching a “Love My Library” campaign over the next year to help raise awareness about programs the library offers and to create a new connection to the community by expanding communication methods, officials said. … [Read more...] about Library hopes to rekindle ‘Love’

The city mourned this week as a longtime public servant – and mayor for a week – passed away. Joseph J. Cullen, who served on the City Council for 14 years, including a stint as chairman, was hailed by city leaders as a man who gave back to his … [Read more...] about City mourns passing of Joe Cullen