West Haven, CT News

• West Haven, CT News
• Book discussions
• F&F Seniors
• Annual scholarships
• 50th anniversary
• Tag Sale
• Final meeting
• Final meeting
• Open House
• 6th tournament
• Open House
• AFD mill rate hiked: WS referendum set
• Chamber awards announced
• Primary enrollments announced
• Tourney to benefit Fisher House
• Team Tom raises money for Walk
• Driver safety course offered
• Ladies brunch
• MDA benefit
• GOP confab
• St. Pat’s Dance
• Museum trips
• NYC trip
• Dem primary set
• Used book sale
• Comedy night
• NARFE confab
• HS brunch
• F&F Seniors
• Teens for Jeans
• Assessment appeals Feb. 17
• Mardi Gras Dance
• Teens for Jeans
• WHCA Monthly Meeting
• OLOV trips
• Classic Movies
• Tax prep offered for seniors
• Aid given for energy bills
• Couples feted Feb. 14
• Snow parking reminder issued
• Bulk trash sked reminder
• Senior driving course
• Bike info
• Valentine dance
• Next meeting
• Book discussions
• ‘Schalchtfest’
• ‘Cues’ to open
• ‘Love of Wine’
• Cove River project has some curious
• F&F Seniors
• Scottish trip
• New Year’s dance
• Volunteers sought
• Next meeting
• Open meeting
• Clothing drive
• 23rd dinner set to go; last for ACTION panel
• Walmart ‘Teacher of the Year’ awarded to Pagels
• Tree lighting ceremony set for Saturday
• Society to meet
• Jingle Bell dance
• Mackrille Festival
• Christmas Fest
• Christmas plans
• Chamber Marketplace
• Annual Fair
• Voters get to choose
• Votto feted
• Display for WHEAT
• ‘Native’ Day set
• Harvest Fest
• Autumn Fantasy
• 7th contest
• Country dance
• Halloween Dance
• Christmas Fair
• Play slated
• Bingo back
• Class of ‘76
• LLS golf tourney
• Vendors sought
• September confab
• Registration open
• OLOV trips
• Back to School for West Haven - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Carousel Committee receives grant
• Savin Rock Festival kicks off
• Savin Rock Festival 2011
• F&F Seniors
• Trip to RI
• Annual carnival
• Open houses
• Annual book sale
• Boating course
• Bus trip
• Flag ceremony
• Water Authority issues alert
• Greater New Haven Columbus Day Committee Presents The Columbus Day Parade Kick-Off Party
• Stone Academy Purchases West Haven Campus to Open in July
• Rec programs offered
• Pre-school registration
• Elderly, disabled eligible for tax-relief program
• Beach clean-up May 14
• Boating course
• Annual ball
• Trip to show
• Boating course
• Golf outing
• Docents needed
• Wanted: Singers
• Celebrate National Library Week
• The Easter Bunny to visit breakfast
• New exhibit
• New exhibit
• Author visits
• Craft fair
• Used book sale
• F&F Seniors
• Student loans
• Pre-school registration
• Summer applications available in May
• Pizzafest II The Knights of Columbus announce the 4th Annual West Haven Pizzafest will be held on Saturday, March 26 at 1 p.m. in St. Louis Church Hall at 89 Bull Hill Lane. A large number of West Haven's pizza restaurants will have their pies on ha
• Wanted: Singers
• Open House
• OLOV seniors
• Driver program undergoes changes
• Computer classes offered
• Summer applications available in May
• Beach cleanup March 26
• Erosion mangles city beach
• Yale donates white boards to Bailey
• Health Dept. issues alerts
• Session on small business
• Tax prep offered seniors
• Valentine Party Feb. 14
• Drivers’ course altered
• Viking Dinner
• Club trip
• ‘Love of Wine’
• Valentine Dance
• Volunteers needed
• Snowstorms taking a toll on city OT
• Picard hails discussion if council willing to hear
• Sweeney ‘Elk of Year’
• No plastic around trees
• Open House
• Photo with Santa
• WHHS benefit
• New Year’s dance
• HUD hails city agency's efforts
• Arts Center gets boosts to its coffers
• City unveils 1st building for WR plan
• City gets state grant for Cove River
• Holiday 'reindeer' hang from Rell tree
• Barron takes new job; Fuels speculation on '11
• Keep your pets safe this holiday season
• Toy Drive slated
• Panel offers advice
• Parking reminder issued
• ‘Cantabile’ concert
• GOP Party
• Tree-lighting Saturday
• Success of 1st festival moves plans for a second
• Disney illustrator visits Haley School
• Celebration was a way for mom to say 'thanks'
• Christmas Fest
• UNH’s Soundview Hall Goes ‘Green’ In Connecticut
• Book Review: WMD Terrorism: Science and Policy Changes
• Chemical Engineering Students Place Fourth in National Competition
• Artist Inspired By Memories/Paul Simon
• Lecture on Meta Cognition - Nov. 17
• Volleyball Completes Perfect Season
• Dog Tags Complete Half-Century Journey
• Taking the LEED: New UNH Dorm Meets High Efficiency Standards in West Haven
• Annual breakfast
• Autumn Fantasy
• Annual fair
• Lawyers Without Borders: Criminal Investigations Across The Globe - Nov. 11
• Vice President of Human Resources at Olin Corporation Named 2010 Bartels Fellow
• Fall concert
• Quartet to play
• OLOV Fair
• Bake Sale
• Garden Club
• Used book sale
• Pumpkin Patch
• Chemical Study of LI Sound
• Artists <3 New Haven
• New Haven Police and UNH Partner for Training Program
• Elm City Legends Dinner Next Month
• Free Online College Fair: High Schools Can Chat Online With College Representatives
• Nanoparticles Under The Microscope
• New Haven Detectives Link Up With UNH: Partnership Brings Training Program
• Afghanistan Vet and UNH Alumnus Joseph Danao to Serve as Keynote Speaker at UNH Veterans Day Ceremony
• UNH and New Haven Police Department to Join Forces
• UNH to Host Connecticut Institute of Industrial Engineers Conference - Nov. 8
• City offers energy aid
• Allingtown hosts international festival
• Grateful mom hosts party to aid WHEAT
• Nov.1 meeting set to discuss home-rule for Allingtown district
• Teens rise early for TV
• Scalzi named 'Operator of Year' by group
• Institute Gives Visitors a Hands-On Experience in Forensic Science
• Critical Skills Needed for Corporate Success
• Musicians sought
• Crystallographic Studies of Catalysis - Nov. 17
• Homecoming Victory
• Henry C. Lee Institute Offers A Chance To Step Into The World Of Forensics
• Linda McMahon Hoping Minimum-Wage Comments Won't Hurt Her Campaign
• Researchers Examine Effects of Household Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles On Marine Ecosystems
• Tourism: Out of Luck with Just a Buck
• Maximizing Matching Gifts
• Theatre Program Produces "Wilder and Wilder"
• Criminal Justice Students Triumph at ACJA Regional Conference in West Virginia
• Institute Gives Visitors a Hands-On Experience in Forensic Science
• Newport Tour
• YCC To Survey Students On ROTC
• Marine Fisheries Lab Open For Rare Visit
• People Find Ways to Rebound After Being Laid Off
• Criminal Minds: It Took Both Hayes And Komisarjevsky To Raise Danger Quotient In Triple Homicide
• Forensic Science Topic of Talk At Middletown's Russell Library
• Sponsorship of New Haven Open at Yale Tennis Tourney ‘Good For Business’
• Bus trip
• Craft Fair
• Annual fair
• Former Death Row Inmate to Discuss Death Penalty At UNH
• WHHS ‘65
• Country Dance
• Christmas fair
• Casino trip
• Oktoberfest
• Workshop offered
• Trips offered
• José García-León to Lecture on the Origins of Flamenco
• New Haven Magnet Programs Get Boost From Funds
• Critical Skills Needed for Corporate Success: Vice President of Human Resources at Olin Corporation Named 2010 Bartels Fellow, Will Lecture at UNH
• Fair Finance Prosecution To Take Years, Experts Say
• Poets Collins and Truitt to Read from Their Collections
• Caporale Appointed Executive Director of Career Services
• From the Sewer to the Sound: Researchers Examining Nanoparticles
• The Evolution of Robotic and Prosthetic Hands - Lecture Oct. 27
• Lee’s Program Gets New Home in West Haven
• Pagels project gets a public boost
• Dr. Henry Lee Institute opens new digs Friday
• Auriemma to keynote West Shore Lodge fete
• Restaurants host 'week'
• Picard issues a progress report
• Firefighter's Memorial to be rededicated
• UNH Dedicates New Henry C. Lee Institute Building
• Four Schools Get Magnet Grants
• Tafoya Appointed Director of Research for Henry C. Lee College
• Harry Appointed Executive Director of Project Management
• Burrell among Inductees into Hamden Hall of Fame
• Symposium Fetes Wecht with Award
• Win Earns Chargers Overnight Respect
• China-Japan Dispute Shines Light on Rare Earth Metals
• Colorado to Re-Brand Itself with Fresh Start in Move to Pac-10
• Code officers to crackdown on bulk trash
• Va bene! Andreoli e primo Italiano!
• Survivor Stan Swimmer comes home
• Chargers Take Elm City Trophy
• Former Death Row Inmate to Discuss Death Penalty at UNH
• Departments Give Officers Discretion in How Fast To Drive
• Dr. Henry Lee Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from Governor
• Overseas Admissions Events: October 12 - 25, 2010
• $600K NSF Grant to Prepare Students for Realities of Industry
• Setting Penalty May Take Longer Than Finding Guilt
• Judy Randi to Lecture on Working More Productively
• Image, Revenue Cited By Football Schools
• Chin Announced as 2010 Elm City Legend Inductee
• Young Workers Lead Growing Labor Unrest in China
• A Setting Where Football Is Fun
• WHHS plans Homecoming fest
• Can Pro Football Be Made Safe?
• US University Dedicates Building to Forensic Scientist Lee
• US University Dedicates Building to Forensic Scientist Lee
• UNH to Dedicate New Henry C. Lee Institute Building
• Former Israel Defense Force Commander to Discuss the Middle East Peace Process
• Henry Lee Ribbon Cutting Media Coverage
• Natcore Unveils First Commercial Application
• The Digital Age Saves the Small Bookstore
• City teams with Milford to fix Oyster River fens
• Experts: Many Factors Can Contribute To Workplace Violence
• Alumni Spotlight: Shelley Stewart, Jr. '90 E.M.B.A.
• 2010 Vetrepreneur of the Year Ray Margiano
• Press Releases
• Another Sparano Makes Coaching Debut
• UNH Professor to Lecture on Sexual Violence in Media Sept. 28
• Opinion: Mysteries Important Part of All Religions?
• Cleveland-Based Mowing Robot Is a Cut Above The Rest
• Motorcycle Riders Take On Lyme Disease With Colchester Run
• New Bachelor's Program In Sustainability
• Award Named for UNH Professor Bill Tafoya by Police Futurists International
• UNH in the News
• Mike Lawlor: Warning Signs in Petit Case
• Poets Chen and Memmer To Read from Their Collections On Campus
• Sikorsky Official to Discuss ‘Green’ Techniques
• Box Cutter Key to Murder Defense
• How to Deal With Your New Boss
• Soundview Hall Receives LEED Gold Certification
• CT Has Five on CNN’s “Best Places’’ List
• Commencement
• University of Split, Croatia, to Collaborate with Lee Institute of Forensic Science
• Reminders of 9/11 Always Close At Hand
• On The Move: August 29
• College Textbook Rentals Are All The Rage
• White-Collar Crime Expert Joins Criminal Justice Faculty
• Earning a Master’s at UNH Quicker, Easier
• UNH Celebrates 50th Anniversary of its Move to West Haven
• Winter Commencement
• Family Day 2010
• Program Gets Vets Back In School
• Early Bird Specials
• Best Friends’ Pact Brings Veterans to UNH
• Witness for the Prosecution: Crime Lab is Loyal to Law Enforcement
• Alumni Spotlight: Thomas Lewis '74 B.S., '76 M.S.
• Graduate Open Houses for Working Professionals
• UNH Today
• Counterfeit Amateurs: Are Amateur Sports Disappearing?
• UNH Professor to Lecture on Sexual Violence in Media
• Boathouse Plans Blend Old, New at New Haven Waterfront
• Site Helps Students Hook Up With the Right Roomie
• White-Collar Crime Expert Joins Criminal Justice Faculty
• Training Future Engineers, Scientists and Crime Scene Investigators at UNH Summer Camps
• BOG Member Raymond Margiano Named “Vetrepreneur of the Year”
• Raeleen D’Agostino Mautner, Ph.D.
• UNH Professor Larry Davis Named Chair-Elect of Geological Society of America
• Thought Leader: We Need a Friend in Washington
• Dr. Dragan Primorac Awarded For International Excellence at the University Of New Haven
• 2010 Harmony Classic Events
• Colin McEnroe Show: Student Tinkerers Will Take Over the Planet
• UNH Football: Chargers Ready to Start Second Season
• Alumni Spotlight: Karen F. Munson '88 M.S.
• Emerging and Frontier Markets: Facing Up to the Challenge
• Joe Schmo
• NSF Funding Workshop for Educators, Students and Business
• Joseph Bronzino to Discuss the Evolution of Biomedical Engineering
• Poets Betts and Bonair-Agard
• Benefit Concert for UNH Lyme Disease Research Sept. 19
• Demystifying U.S. Patent Processes Lecture Sept. 8
• John O'Donnell Brings Pseudo-Surrealist Imagery to UNH Seton Gallery
• Jablonski Appointed Vice President for Student Affairs
• UNH Celebrates 50th Anniversary of its Move to West Haven
• Alumni Spotlight: Buzz Kanter '90 E.M.B.A.
• Picturing the Sounds: Dialects of Contemporary Composers
• At Columbia, a Push for ROTC despite Setbacks
• Benefits of Smart Medical Implants to be Discussed
• Famous Forensic Expert Dr. Henry Lee Tapes Show in Clinton
• Be Open to Need, Change, UNH Freshmen Told
• Vegetarian Proponent Says Meatless Doesn't Mean Dull
• Back To Basics: Solving State's Cold Cases Isn't Just About DNA: Unit Digs into Files, Fin
• Alumni Spotlight: Lawrence Flanagan '80 B.S.
• Yale Study: Citizens Support Ban of Weight-Based Discrimination
• Homepage- Events Column
• Wecht Named Distinguished Forensic Scientist
• Poets Betts and Bonair-Agard to Read from their Collections on Campus
• 2010 Harmony Classic Events
• Cold Case Investigator and Bestselling Author Discuss “The Murder Room” Sept. 9
• Truth, Lies and O-Rings: Insider Discusses Space Shuttle Tragedy
• Boise State Football: Mythbusting the Blue Turf
• Graduate Open House
• 'Connecticut Cooks!'...And The Proof's in the Pudding
• Images
• James Hilaire Makes U.S. Paralympics Soccer Team
• Rising Star Nancy Niemi: Those Who CAN Do, Teach
• Monkey Shines
• Clarence Saunders Had Self-Service in Store With His Piggly Wiggly Supermarkets
• UNH Moves Up to Top-Tier Regional College Status in “America’s Best Colleges”
• Ashcroft Gives Students a Push in Quest for Fuel Efficiency
• UNH Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of Its Move To West Haven On Campus
• New London Graduate Student Open House
• Communications & Public Affairs Office
• UNH Students to Present Google AdWords Campaigns
• Steven Hayes' Trial Begins, What to Expect
• Chargers Planning Another Air Show
• An Amoral Manifesto (Part I)
• UNH Gains Top-Tier Listing
• Luma Mufleh Speaks at Common Read Kick-Off
• New Bachelor’s Program in Sustainability Studies
• UNH Student Chosen for National Security Summer Seminar
• Video Highlights
• Balancing Passion with Reality in Engineering Oct. 13
• This Day Always Emotional for UNH's Rossomando
• Poets Chen and Memmer to Read from Their Collections
• Doctor Focuses On Natural Healing
• Legal Studies Program Receives American Bar Association Approval
• EMBA Information Reception
• A New Star School; Warnings About Others
• Rutang Moses - Fighting Back Against Bank Fraud
• Experts List
• Cicada Chamber Players Concert Benefits UNH Lyme Disease Group
• Is ‘House’ Trained? Season Premiere Will Appeal To Fox Show’s ‘Huddy Shipper
• Foley Channels His Inner DeStefano
• A Slice of History for Grandpa and Grandaughter
• Death Penalty a Divisive Election Issue
• Undergraduate Open Houses
• New Bachelor's Program in Sustainability
• Alumni Spotlight: Janice Sussman '83 E.M.B.A.
• Experts List
• UNH to Dedicate New Henry C. Lee Institute Building
• 45-Year-Old Makes College Football Team
• New Haven, Lincoln in Harmony this Weekend
• UNH Offers Degree in 'Green' Studies
• Yale, Quinnipiac, UNH, SCSU on ‘Best Colleges’ List
• Pseudo-Surrealist Imagery at Seton Gallery
• Bristol’s Gleason Gets Scholar-Athlete Award
• Interview with Frank Vieira
• Alumni Magazine
• West Haven Police Chief to be Featured on “Crime Wavz” Radio Program
• Cicada Chamber Players to Hold Benefit Concert For UNH Lyme Disease Research
• Webinar: Graduate Programs for Working Professionals
• UNH's Soundview Residence Hall Receives LEED Gold Certification
• New Bachelor’s Program in Professional Studies
• Award Named for Professor Bill Tafoya by Police Futurists International
• Fast Facts
• Dr. Henry Lee, F. Lee Bailey and Others at Markle Symposium
• Dr. George T. Haley Selected As A 2010 True American Made Hero
• Cold Case Investigator and Bestselling Author Discuss "The Murder Room" Sept. 9
• Sustainability and Sikorsky: Manager of Sustainable Development to Discuss “Getting Off the Gr
• Fashion show
• WHEAT 35th
• Italian Night
• Blessing of Animals
• College, career fair
• Senior group anniversary
• Vigil slated Oct. 8
• Artifacts sought
• Legion Auxiliary book drive to aid vets' and their families
• Bewitching Salem
• Firefighters battle 2-alarm apartment blaze
• 75 Korean War veterans hosted Oct. 2
• Lodge to fete scholarships winners
• Gala to mark state's 350th
• McCarthy tourney set
• McCarthy tourney set
• 19th fundraiser
• Prepare your pets for the next disaster
• Missed storm a good dry run
• 9/11 vigil planned Saturday
• ‘Movie Night’
• Commercial ‘44
• Crafters Wanted
• Lauralton ‘60
• Bottle drive
• Student loans
• Center marks 43
• CDA loans given for energy plans
• ‘Bash’ slated Sept. 8
• Libraries offer Wi-Fi hook-up
• Appeals heard
• Reorganization plan took a massive effort
• School set to open with realignment
• City, friends pay tribute to Tony Inzero
• 'Oliver' caps 6 weeks of toill for young actors
• Driver course offered
• Senior yoga planned
• Free haircuts, supplies
• Block Watch confab
• Mayor visits 7th
• Arbitrators rule for city; officials spar
• Student loans
• Commercial ‘44
• Bake-less sale
• Firefighting skills honed for these city teenagers
• Bottle drive
• Shipwreck dance
• Lauralton ‘60
• Italian Fest
• Vespers slated
• Casino trip
• Open houses
• Noble Street 50th
• Vets Walk rites slated
• WHEAT to close on Mondays
• Safety Day
• Bond rating upgraded by major firms
• Electronic waste focus of project
• Danube tour
• Feds tour site; seawall decay seen 1st-hand
• Biz pushed to 'Discover' city
• 2nd arbitration decision may come by early July
• September trip
• West Haven Independence Day Fireworks
• West Haven Fire Department Local 1198 to Hold Citywide Car Wash and Fill-the-Boot to Benefit MDA
• West Haven Fire Department Local 1198 Receives Check to Kick Off Annual Fill-the-Boot Program
• WH Bus Trip to MGM Grand
• Making a Difference!
• WH Chamber Women in Leadership Conference

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