Letters

Dear West Haven Community: The West Haven High School building committee, along with all boards and commissions in the City of West Haven, recognizes the importance of being transparent and providing information when it is requested in a timely … [Read more...] about Open Letter: Asbestos alarm unfounded

Dead-end streets last on the routes It's not officially not winter yet but the City of West Haven has posted the ordinance for snow removable in the New Haven Register and the Voice. Here is a short version of the rules. In a normal snowstorm … [Read more...] about Letters

Dinner chairman thanks helpers I am writing today in hopes that you will share my appreciation to the West Haven community. The 7th Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner was a great success due to the generosity of the West Haven community.  … [Read more...] about Letters

Vote Maroney James Maroney is running for State Senate in the 14th Senatorial District which includes parts of Milford, Orange and West Haven. I am thankful for the opportunity to get to know James and I am extremely impressed with his knowledge of … [Read more...] about Letters

Martone ‘bombshell’ was misinformation The West Haven High School Building Project Team was scheduled to deliver a status report to the Board of Education at its last meeting (Sept. 17). This had been planned for quite some time, and was part of the … [Read more...] about Letters

Giannattasio gets nod for 14th As a former candidate for the 14th State Senatorial seat, I am giving my full endorsement to Anthony “Tony G” Giannattasio and I am asking that Republican voters support Tony in the Aug. 14 primary. The reasons are … [Read more...] about Letters

Abortion is litmus test for this city voter come November I am  pro-life, and my views on abortion inform the way I vote. If I put the rights of the unborn to life on one side of a balance and all the other issues important to me on the other side, … [Read more...] about Letters

Scouts thanked The Harugari German-American Club sends out a hearty thanks to the Troop 802 Boy Scouts of the First Congregational Church for helping to get our grounds cleaned up for our upcoming Sommerfest and other summer outdoor events. Scout … [Read more...] about Letters

Proud daughter I grew up on the Southern Connecticut shoreline in the small city of West Haven. I spent every weekend in the summer on Sea Bluff Beach making sandcastles, searching for shells, walking out to Bradley Point on low tide, and … [Read more...] about Letters

Some thoughts A little over three years ago, as someone who had only recently moved here, I wrote to the Voice with my perceptions of where West Haven was and where it ought to go. The Voice published the letter, and I imagined it might be … [Read more...] about Letters