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By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The city and Moby Dick’s, a new “raw bar cafe” at 560 Campbell Ave., are planning a downtown cleanup from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 15.  The public-private partnership is aimed at cleaning … [Read more...] about Citywide cleanup slated for Oct. 15

Today’s senior centers deliver vital connections to help older adults age well.  Senior centers offer enriching daily activities, socialization opportunities and resourceful information. Therefore, it is fitting that the National Council … [Read more...] about Senior Center marks events celebrating national month

The Sandy Point Neighborhood Association is seeking additional members as it makes preparations towards becoming a non-profit organization (501(c)(3)) over the coming months. Interested parties should attend the Association's upcoming … [Read more...] about Sandy Point Association sets confab to organize

The Shops at Yale invites all professional and amateur artists to participate in the 5th annual New Haven Chalk Art Festival on Saturday, Oct. 22, from 12-4pm (rain date Sunday, Oct. 23). This event is a contest open to the public, where … [Read more...] about Shops at Yale plan chalk-art contest

The West Haven School system will open the 2022-23 term on Aug. 29. Parents should check with the different schools to determine when doors open. The bus schedule may be found on pages 7-10. The school system reminds parents: Student … [Read more...] about School system issues reminders for parents as opening set Aug. 29

The Richard C. Lee and Hill Regional Career High Schools Hall of Fame dinner will be held on Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Omni Hotel in New Haven. Sly Williams, one of New Haven’s all-time great basketball players leads a class of 14 former students and … [Read more...] about Lee/Career Hall of Fame

In 2018, a church fundraising ministry, located at the Christian Love Center in the New Haven West River area was organized with a mission to recognize and award its church member’s youth who presented exceptional grades. Annual banquets, gifts, and … [Read more...] about Umbrella Impact plans Sunday fundraiser

The city has installed a number of port-a-potties across the city for public use, Public Works Commissioner Tom J. McCarthy announced. McCarthy said the portable toilets will be cleaned every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Otherwise, if it is a … [Read more...] about City installs port-a-potties at various locations

West Haven Public Schools has partnered with Apptegy, a school marketing company, to launch a new and website. The newly enhanced whschools.org features a new look with what is hoped to be an user-friendly, responsive, and easy-to-navigate … [Read more...] about School system launches its new look on website

Homes for the Brave (HFTB) has announced it has expanded its programs and services to West Haven. Homes for the Brave is a nonprofit organization based in Bridgeport that aids in the fight against Veteran homelessness in collaboration with the … [Read more...] about Veterans group to expand footprint