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For the fourth consecutive year, the University of New Haven is featured in The Princeton Review’s annual guidebook of the country’s best colleges and universities that serves as a go-to resource for students, families, and high school guidance … [Read more...] about UNH gets good ‘Review’ for 2019

Bridges Healthcare includes as part of its mission the goal of improving the lives of children, families and adults with mental health disorders and substance abuse challenges. As if that weren’t a lofty enough goal, the organization, which … [Read more...] about Bridges’ clients beautify city

By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter West Haven High School Principal Dana Parades and other high school admin began their move into the newly built high school wing today. Parades said the move was “a long time coming” and said she and the staff … [Read more...] about HS administration moves into new digs

By Ed Granfield and John Carrano The time has come for the City of West Haven to take a long hard look at itself and consider three simple but serious questions: 1) Are you satisfied with the status quo? 2) Do you believe West Haven needs to … [Read more...] about Charter revision is ready for vote

By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter The City Council tried to navigate its way through the changes suggested by the Charter Revision Commission in meetings last Wednesday and Thursday. The major changes seen in the revision will require … [Read more...] about Council mulls delay on charter vote

Mayor Nancy Rossi announced that Moody’s Investment Service affirmed the City’s credit rating at Baa3 but upgraded the outlook from negative to stable in a recent bond credit analysis. The Moody’s report states that the revised rating outlook … [Read more...] about Moody’s upgrades outlook

By Josh LaBella Voice Reporter Mayor Nancy Rossi said the reason she decided to run again is because the work she has started is not finished. “I’ve started it, we’ve made very good progress with it, but I’m far from being … [Read more...] about Rossi wants to finish what she started

Ed. Note – This is the next in our series on the Charter Revision Commission’s recommendations. This week Democratic Majority Leader of the CRC, John Carrano is the author. By John M. Carrano Democratic Majority Leader Once upon a time, … [Read more...] about Commission looks toward future

The University's Scholarship for Service program will prepare students to work for government entities to help prevent cyberattacks The University of New Haven has received a $4 million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant – the largest … [Read more...] about Federal grant aids cyber scholars