“I really didn’t know the influence that I had on them. I wasn’t there to influence them. I was there to help them out.”
Halloween hijinks
Halloween on the Green brought West Haven residents out to the highly decorated town square Friday. The event -- hosted by West Haven United -- featured performances by Top Hat Dance Academy. There were food trucks, vendors selling crafts and a booth where people could paint their own pumpkins. Those in attendance could get their picture taken in the cobweb-filled gazebo.
Halloween hijinks
Halloween on the Green brought West Haven residents out to the highly decorated town square Friday. The event -- hosted by West Haven United -- featured performances by Top Hat Dance Academy. There were food trucks, vendors selling crafts and a booth where people could paint their own pumpkins. Those in attendance could get their picture taken in the cobweb-filled gazebo.
Halloween hijinks
Halloween on the Green brought West Haven residents out to the highly decorated town square Friday. The event -- hosted by West Haven United -- featured performances by Top Hat Dance Academy. There were food trucks, vendors selling crafts and a booth where people could paint their own pumpkins. Those in attendance could get their picture taken in the cobweb-filled gazebo.
Solar panels to help fuel WHHS
Mayor Nancy R. Rossi on Monday announces a rooftop solar array for the underway reconstruction of West Haven High School that will generate power for the school once it is installed and save the city more than $1 million in electrical costs over 25 years. Joining Rossi for the City Hall news conference are West Haven High School Building Committee Chairman Kenneth Carney, center, and city energy consultant Adam Teff, general manager of Titan Energy of Rocky Hill.
Editorial cartoon
Historian's Corner
First Congregational Church is the ceterpiece of the Green, which served as common ground for the first settlers, and then residents of West Farms.
Notre Dame honors Merit Scholars
Five Notre Dame students were named to National Merit Scholar award lists. Shown congratulating them are: Robert Curis, President of the school; Dominick Mastriano, counselor; Matthew Consorte; Michael Consorte; Amit Chandra; Jordan House; Jake Miller; Joseph Ramirez, VP for Student Success; Jennifer Johnson, counselor.
Player of the week
As the postseason approaches, the West Haven volleyball team is heating up, winning four of its last five matches. Leading the way in this run has been Noelle Noble. In a pair of contests last week, Noble had 17 digs, eight kills, and three aces. Read about the Player of the Week at www.westieblue.com.
Knights place 9th in MM Championships
The Notre Dame cross country team finished a successful season with a 9th-place showing at the CIAC Class MM Championship Meet on Saturday at Wickham park in Manchester.
Westie netters on a roll
Bria Stanley leads the cheers in last week’s match with North Haven. The Blue Devils won, 4-1.
Westie netters on a roll
Nokelle Noble and teammate Thiana Baez dig in while fighting for a point at the West Haven gym. West Haven is turning in a standout season in the tough SCC circuit. The blue Devils had a five-game win streak going into the final weeks of the regular season.
Seahawks 12U heads to semis
Seahawk 12U running back Ethan Holy (21) runs for a first down. The Seahawks topped New Haven, 18-0, to move on to the conference semi-finals.
