By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Joe Biden was the candidate of normality who hasn't been able to deliver it, particularly on the pandemic. This is not entirely his fault, obviously. He didn't create the delta and omicron surges, nor did … [Read more...] about Biden can’t accept ‘normal’
Opinion
Editorial
PD woes need team effort Police Commissioner John Carrano, acting for Police Commission Chairman Ray Collins, sent out a clarion call to the City Council: we must do something to make the West Haven Police Department a competitive option for … [Read more...] about Editorial
Youngkin correct on masks
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Glenn Youngkin promised to be on the side of parents as Virginia governor, and on his first day in office, he delivered. The Republican issued an executive order allowing parents to decide whether … [Read more...] about Youngkin correct on masks
Editorial
Pact will give city leverage In her assessment of the goals her administration has set forth for the 2022 calendar year, Mayor Nancy Rossi pointed to a particularly unique goal within her list: The Haven. Since it was announced in 2014, The Haven … [Read more...] about Editorial
WHPD must be financially competitive
Ed. Note: At a crecent City Council session, Police Commissioner John Carrano alerted the legislators of increasing retention problems at the WHPD. The following is printed in its entirety to help the public understand the problem. My name in … [Read more...] about WHPD must be financially competitive
Vaxxing minors is idiotic
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist The old legal maxim is that everything which is not forbidden is permitted. Many public-health experts apparently have their own version of this rule -- whatever is not forbidden must be mandated. … [Read more...] about Vaxxing minors is idiotic
Editorial
Clarity trumps ‘woke’ edits Each year just before the calendar changes to another 12 months in January, millions of people take the time to make resolutions. Whether it be losing weight, or reading more books, or taking a daily walk, these … [Read more...] about Editorial
Letters
Verdict in Wright case ‘amazed’ The recent conviction of Brooklyn Center police officer Kim Potter once again shows the danger all police officers are facing in today’s society while they are protecting the public and attempting to do their … [Read more...] about Letters
Libs hit high-water mark
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Joe Manchin and London Breed have nothing in common. One is an old-school Democratic senator from West Virginia, surviving and thriving in an increasingly red state; the other is the progressive … [Read more...] about Libs hit high-water mark
Editorial
Policy hopes for New Year Since its inception, the Voice has used the first issue of the year to outline some of the projects, issues, and topics we would like to see addressed in the New Year. With the onset of 2022, we continue the practice, … [Read more...] about Editorial