On Thursday, July 9, Gerard “Jerry” Canadeo celebrated his 100th Birthday, surrounded by family and friends, and honored with parade. Born in Queens, NY, Canadeo came to Connecticut in 1943, where he married Madeline Orio, and had three … [Read more...] about Family, friends honor Jerry!
Voice Profile
Westie Class of ‘20 gets a send-off
By Mackenzie Meaney Special to the Voice A little rain was not enough to dampen the spirits of West Haven High School. On Monday, June 29, half of the class of 2020 gathered in the parking lot on the side of the school to celebrate … [Read more...] about Westie Class of ‘20 gets a send-off
Class of 2020: Graduation goes drive through
The West Haven High School Class of 2020 has had what can be easily described as an unusual senior year. Begun with the mosquito scare of West Nile Virus in late September, the seniors had their last year halted by a pandemic not seen in … [Read more...] about Class of 2020: Graduation goes drive through
It’s all in the game for Christian Massa
With extremely challenging times ahead due to the wide spread COVID-19 virus, many people today are having trouble getting adjusted to their new reality of self-isolation. A lot of people finding ways to cope with the anxiety of being stuck at home … [Read more...] about It’s all in the game for Christian Massa
Ciambrello album shows his style
A former city resident, but still local employee has taken a big step in the music world. John Ciambriello is releasing a new five-song streaming “album” entitled, “It all Begins.” The new album will be available on popular music streaming … [Read more...] about Ciambrello album shows his style
WHHS reconstruction marches on
With classes suspended on campus until at least the end of may, West Haven High School is still a bevy of activity as workers with Gilbane Construction and other companies continue the rebuilding project begun two years ago. Current plans call for a … [Read more...] about WHHS reconstruction marches on
City teacher launches second kids novel
In Pignoli and the Chocolate Thief, by Robin Cannon, Pignoli, a tiny mouse from the village of Arancia, is bored with his life. In her second novel with Austin Macauley, Cannon targets YA readers with a message about pursuing your dreams, and that … [Read more...] about City teacher launches second kids novel
Filmmaker tackles suicide in online series
Suicide. It’s an issue that is becoming increasingly more prevalent in our world and one West Haven native is ad- dressing the issue, hoping his provocative series will bring attention to the growing problem. Joe Massa, an actor and filmmaker, … [Read more...] about Filmmaker tackles suicide in online series
Sweeney named city’s Irishman of 2020
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Keith M. Sweeney, an integral part of West Haven’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations as a committee member and participant, will receive the city’s Irishman of the Year award at noon March 17 at the … [Read more...] about Sweeney named city’s Irishman of 2020
Heritage panel picks Jackson, Blackwell
United States Army veteran Freddy Jackson has been named West Haven African-American Citizen of the Year by the West Haven Black Heritage Committee said Committee Chairman Steven R. Mullins. Jackson will share the honor with the late Teresa S. … [Read more...] about Heritage panel picks Jackson, Blackwell