Letters

Mullins makes his case for mayoralty As many residents may know, I have run for mayor of West Haven before.  Despite the unsuccessful attempts in the past, I have never given up on working toward making West Haven a better place for … [Read more...] about Letters

Weinstein makes case for primary Earlier this year, I sat in my kitchen surrounded by family enjoying a routine dinner when my life immediately changed. During casual dinner-table conversation, simple chit-chat was converted into a more serious … [Read more...] about Letters

Ferraro endorses Paige Weinstein Thank you for your continued support for me as your State Representative in the 117th House District! I am writing this letter as a full and enthusiastic endorsement of Paige Weinstein as the next Mayor of West … [Read more...] about Letters

Pledge unnecessary in Mullins’ campaign Last month, Republican candidate for Mayor, Barry Cohen invited me and candidate Paige Weinstein to what he refereed to as a "Unity Meeting."  This convocation took place at the West Haven Republican … [Read more...] about Letters

All help league’s success I would like to tell the residences of West Haven about the West Haven Fundamental Basketball League. Forty five years ago the names Hooker McMahon, Ed Granfield, Kevin Carmody, Joe Conzo, John Hines, Frank Dini were … [Read more...] about Letters

Older Americans Month celebrated Established in 1963, Older Americans Month (OAM) is celebrated every May. Led by the Administration for Community Living (ACL), OAM is a time for us to acknowledge the contributions and achievements of older … [Read more...] about Letters

Apicella seeks at-large seat I am Silvana Apicella, and I am formally announcing that I am seeking one of the At-Large City Council seats to be inaugurated on December 3, 2023. While I will be seeking the nomination at the Republican’s July … [Read more...] about Letters

Ed. Note: The following is a column from Pamela Ricci-Roach, an official of SCRCOG, regarding a letter that appeared in Gripevine concerning the Food-to-Fuel program. By Pamela Ricci-Roach (Allingtown Resident for 25 years) Solid Waste … [Read more...] about Official defends ‘Food to Fuel Program’

A bit of history It was interesting to see the stories this week about the trash pickups and the green vs. orange bag controversy -- I just had to write.  Let's dive into a little bit of history -- perhaps our esteemed historian Dan Shine … [Read more...] about Letters

Binge drinking during Super Bowl Binge drinking during Super Bowl Super Bowl Sunday, Americans will turn their focus to one thing and one thing only: football. That’s right – the most anticipated exhibition of the year is right around … [Read more...] about Letters