Continuing a tradition that goes back to the 1970s, the Voice highlights the West Haven and Notre Dame football teams as they mark Thanksgiving with traditional season-ending games. The Westies visit the campus of Fairfield University to play the Jesuits of Fairfield Prep, while the Knights travel to Hamden to play the Dragons in the annual “Green Bowl.”
A continuing tradition
Continuing a tradition that goes back to the 1970s, the Voice highlights the West Haven and Notre Dame football teams as they mark Thanksgiving with traditional season-ending games. The Westies visit the campus of Fairfield University to play the Jesuits of Fairfield Prep, while the Knights travel to Hamden to play the Dragons in the annual “Green Bowl.”
Murillo family gives thanks in adversity
The Murillo family has much to be thankful for, despite adversity. Daughter Gabby Murillo (center) came home last week after months in hospitals and rehabilitation centers following a June accident that left her in a wheelchair. Shown with her from left are: Kevin Maurutis, Amanda Maurutis, Jennifer Murillo, Amanda Murillo, and Eric Murillo.front: With their aunt are Logan and Lennon Maurutis
Spirit of giving
Families that are served by the West Haven Community received food and turkey donations from various groups and organizations including West Haven Professional Firefighters 1198, University of New Haven’s Bethel Hall Residence and Graduate Student Services and Vertical Church. “Thanks to the outpouring of support, many families will be able to have a wonderful Thanksgiving meal with their families,” said Patty Stevens, Executive Director. Pictured are Stevens, along with representatives of the West Haven Professional Firefighters 1198.
Editorial cartoon
Historian's Corner
What is now known as the “Altschuler Building” is one of theoldest structures in the city, dating back to 1825. It has served in many ways over that long history, including a courthouse.
Holiday fixins
Giovanni Guarnieri, age 4. a student at the West Haven Child Development Center, Inc. wants to share his recipe for Thanksgiving Dinner. Each year the youngsters of- fer their methods for making the holiday feast.
Seahawks play for title
West Haven Seahawk 8U running back Tristian Crawford (4) breaks a final tackle to put the Hawks up 7-0. The Seahawks beat the Mount Hope Cowboys (RI) 7-0 to advance to the regional championship game on Saturday.
Seahawks play for title
Seahawk back Trayvon Jaynes (8) runs away from a Mt. Hope (RI) defender during the regional semi-final game. The Seahawks won 7-0.
Knights dedicate Green Bowl to Dr. Aversa
Mite C team loses to Wallingford
West Haven Bantam A goalie Bryan Hong prepares to make a save against Long Island.
Mite C team loses to Wallingford
West Haven Squirt A center Tyler Silva takes the puck past center ice against Greenwich A at Dorothy Hamill Rink. The team beat the Cardinals, 7-4.
Holiday opus
The West Haven High School Children’s Theatre will present Ho, Ho, Ho: the Santa Chronicles, by Pat Cook, on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 10 and 11:30 a.m. in the brand new auditorium at WHHS. Children 12 and under are free. Tickets for all others are $5.
