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The annual public hearing portion of the budget-making process now completed, the City Council now sits down to review the spending plan, presented three weeks ago by Mayor Nancy N. Rossi. The 173.4 million package includes a $5.1 million increase … [Read more...] about Budget plan with council

April is National Poetry Month! The Land Trust of West Haven is celebrating by hosting a nature-themed poetry contest for 3rd, 4th, and 8th-grade students. The winning poems will be revealed at an award ceremony on Friday, April 28, at 6 pm. … [Read more...] about Land Trust sponsoring nature-themed contest marking Poetry Month

By Gary J. Carlson Special to the Voice Call me a “party-pooper—the parent who turns on the basement lights and tells everyone to go home, the cop who pulls you over and gives you more than just a warning, the teacher who doesn’t give you … [Read more...] about ‘Cocaine Bear’ a waste of time

This summer, Dean Hassan-Ortegon from Hamden, son of former resident Catherine Ortegon, will join elementary school students from across the state and country to take part in a academic and career-oriented development experience, the National Youth … [Read more...] about Youngster with city ties accepted into program

Club and organizational publicists are reminded the deadline for publication of the West Haven Voice is Monday, 10 a.m. before the Thursday publication date. Nothing will be accepted after that time without prior approval by the editor. Press … [Read more...] about Reminder to publicists for 2023

Each new year, Catholic schools nationwide celebrate the excellence and value of a Catholic education, and the benefits they bring to their surroundings. The city’s only Catholic School will mark the event with special events and an Open House. This … [Read more...] about St. Lawrence celebrates ‘Catholic Schools Week’

By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The city reminds residents not to put Christmas trees in plastic bags or stands for curbside pickup.  Lights must also be removed from Christmas trees. Plastic bags and other items can … [Read more...] about Christmas tree pickups have some restrictions

Yale University is alerting patients of a late summer computer hack that might compromise patient privacy. “On September 12, 2022, Yale Medicine learned that an unauthorized third party accessed a computer on or about August 11, 2022, and … [Read more...] about Yale Medicine alerts patients of hack

The American Heart Association, the largest voluntary health organization fighting cardiovascular diseases, announces Lou Gianquinto, president of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Connecticut, is serving as chairman of the Greater New Haven Heart … [Read more...] about Westie Gianquinto named chairman of annual ‘Heart Walk’