By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The second installment of city tax bills — real estate, personal property, motor vehicle, sewer — are due Jan. 1, and payments after Feb. 1 are considered delinquent and subject to interest, Tax … [Read more...] about Second-half taxes due
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Maroney tapped to chair law panel
State Sen. James Maroney (D-14) has been named Chairman of the General Law Committee, Chair of the Regulation Review Committee, and Vice-Chairman of the Veterans' Affairs Committee in the Connecticut General Assembly. Senator Maroney was appointed … [Read more...] about Maroney tapped to chair law panel
DiMassa gets leadership post on committee
House Speaker-designate Matt Ritter and House Majority Leader Jason Rojas announced the appointment of Rep. Michael DiMassa (D- 116) as the Democratic leader of the bipartisan Legislative Regulation Review Committee. "The Regulation Review … [Read more...] about DiMassa gets leadership post on committee
Borer to chair Enviro panel
State Rep.Dorinda Borer (D-115) has been tapped to serve as House Chairman of the Environment Committee by Speaker-Designate Matt Ritter and Majority Leader-Designate Jason Rojas. Borer is from West Haven, home to the longest usable … [Read more...] about Borer to chair Enviro panel
WHFD Christmas Ornaments
The WHFD Historical Library has 2020 Pewter Christmas Ornaments featuring our 1935 Antique Mack Fire Engine. The cost of the Ornament is $20. We also have a limited amount of our 2019 Ornaments for sale as well. This was the first year we offered … [Read more...] about WHFD Christmas Ornaments
Clinic resumes youth, family counseling
The West Haven Youth and Family Services Clinic has resumed counseling services for couples, families, individuals and youths using a confidential virtual platform.Call (203) 937-3760 to schedule an appointment with certified therapists, Robbin … [Read more...] about Clinic resumes youth, family counseling
City tree-lighting canceled for 2020
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Due to rising coronavirus cases and restrictions limiting large public gatherings, the city has decided to postpone the 2020 Christmas tree lighting festivities to 2021. The tree will still be lit … [Read more...] about City tree-lighting canceled for 2020
St. Lawrence teacher wins music grant
Ms. Polina Mann, a music educator at the St. Lawrence School, has been awarded a classroom grant by the Association of American Educators Foundation (AAEF). The grant will be used to purchase ukuleles. “Since we will not be able to sing in … [Read more...] about St. Lawrence teacher wins music grant
Yale West, councilman looking to “Rock WHEAT”
Yale West Campus and West Haven Councilman Barry Lee Cohen are holding a “West Haven ROCKS WHEAT,” food drive on Saturday, Nov. 14 at the Off-Shore Restaurant & Lounge parking lot from 10–1. Located at 852 Jones Hill Road, West Haven, the … [Read more...] about Yale West, councilman looking to “Rock WHEAT”
Veterans Day rites online
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Due to COVID-19 restrictions limiting large public gatherings, the city and the West Haven Veterans Council observed Veterans Day on Wednesday with a virtual ceremony now airing on Facebook and … [Read more...] about Veterans Day rites online