Letters

Pride -- One woman’s reflection As a proud 75-year-old LGBTQ+ woman in a loving relationship of 42 years — and legally married since 2008, when Connecticut boldly led the nation in recognizing same-sex marriage — I am honored to share these … [Read more...] about Letters

Peace Officer Memorial proposed Thursday, May 15, marked National Peace Officers Memorial Day. It is a day that we honor and remember law enforcement officers that have made the ultimate sacrifice or have been injured or permanently disabled in … [Read more...] about Letters

Be responsible while drinking on holiday It’s almost turkey day, and with the Thanksgiving holiday quickly approaching, preparations are well underway. Turkeys have been bought, beer has been stocked, and loved ones are traveling from near and … [Read more...] about Letters

Columnist Shine keeps a promise To Our Readers:  October 2024 marks twenty years since I began writing the Historian’s Corner stories. It seems that this would be a good time to recognize the two men who provided the inspiration … [Read more...] about Letters

Coaching goes beyond the field I had the pleasure of reconnecting with one of my old players, Steve Carden, while filling in for the loss of Physical Education teacher Joe Latella at the high school. I have to admit the role of a coach … [Read more...] about Letters

Enough is Enough! I never thought I would have to start a letter with those words, however these words are on a large number of Americans minds and on the tips of their tongues due to the sorry state of our communities today! I have to ask our … [Read more...] about Letters

Warfare would be denounced by King In the United States we celebrated the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Many of his famous words were quoted passionately at ceremonies throughout the country. His words that I have chosen … [Read more...] about Letters

Cohen thanks voters for their support Although the election is now over, I will cherish the memories for my lifetime. Should it have been the warm greeting at your doorstep and the thoughtful conversations, or sharing our … [Read more...] about Letters

Mullins rides with PD to show support This past Saturday afternoon into the evening (C-Shift), I had the opportunity to participate in a ride along with a young West Haven police officer. Out of respect for the privacy of said officer, I’m not … [Read more...] about Letters

Objects to Nelly’s characterization Apropos of the October 5 Dear Felicia column, please retire “Nelly Nuthatch,” or whoever likes to dress up and play her in the West Haven Voice. If there is one thing West Haven does not need, it is more … [Read more...] about Letters