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Support local during West Haven Restaurant Week
WEST HAVEN, April 7, 2025 — Starting today, join us for West Haven Restaurant Week, where our local favorites are serving up delicious deals you won’t want to miss!
From cozy cafes to waterfront dining, enjoy exclusive prix-fixe menus, special offers and a taste of what makes West Haven’s food scene so unique.
Come hungry and support the amazing restaurants that make our city shine!
Check out the participating restaurants and specials here. |
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Health Director Sheila Carmon serves on panel of Women in Public Health at University of New Haven
WEST HAVEN, April 7, 2025 — (Pictured): Health Director Sheila Carmon, sitting left, represents the city as a panelist on Women in Public Health at the University of New Haven on March 26.
The event, presented by the Student Public Health Association, celebrated the inspiring contributions of women in public health.
The panel also included state Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Manisha Juthani, the keynote speaker, sitting third from left.
Congratulations to Sheila! |
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Marchers sought for Memorial Day parade
WEST HAVEN, April 7, 2025 — The city and the West Haven Veterans Council are seeking veterans, civic groups, fraternal organizations, service clubs and marching bands to participate in the annual Memorial Day parade, which steps off at 10:30 a.m. May 26.
Participants must register and list required special accommodations for the procession, which has no rain date.
The city will provide transportation for veterans who are unable to walk the 1 ½-mile parade route, which follows Campbell Avenue from Captain Thomas Boulevard to Center Street. To make arrangements, call the mayor’s office at 203-937-3510.
Download a participation form here.
Forms are also available for pickup in the mayor’s office at City Hall, 355 Main St., where they are due May 2.
Completed forms must be faxed to 203-937-3621 or mailed to the West Haven Memorial Day Parade, Office of the Mayor, 355 Main St., West Haven, CT 06516. They can also be emailed to Amani Jaramoga, the executive assistant to Mayor Dorinda Borer, at ajaramoga@westhaven-ct.gov.
Anyone with questions can call Jaramoga at 203-937-3510. |
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Borer joins West Haven Vietnam vets to celebrate Vietnam War Veterans Day
WEST HAVEN, March 27, 2025 — (Pictured): Mayor Dorinda Borer, back, and mayor’s office volunteer Beth Sabo on March 26 stand with members of West Haven Vietnam Veterans under a City Hall banner commemorating National Vietnam War Veterans Day.
With Borer and Sabo are, from left, member Howie Thomas, Vice President Al Beck Sr., President Dave Ricci, and members Mark Levine and Paul Anderson.
Vietnam War Veterans Day recognizes those who served in the U.S. armed forces in the Vietnam War. It is observed annually on March 29, the day in 1973 when the last American combat troops left South Vietnam, a key event in the war’s conclusion.
The observance will also mark the end of the West Haven veterans group’s 19-month poster series on the Vietnam War. The series kicked off at City Hall in September 2023 and chronicled nearly every aspect of the war.
(City Photo/Michael P. Walsh) |
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Applications available March 31-May 2 for West Haven Summer Youth Employment Program
WEST HAVEN, March 12, 2025 — Applications for the Summer Youth Employment Program will be available from March 31-May 2 in the main entrance of West Haven High School and the main office of Bailey Middle School.
Applications are available on the city website for students who do not attend West Haven High or Bailey. Download an application here.
The summer program, which begins July 7 and runs at least six weeks, is aimed at funding positions for city residents ages 14-21.
Students must return applications with all required documents to West Haven High from 7-8 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays or to Bailey from 8-9 a.m. Tuesdays or Thursdays.
Online applications must be returned to West Haven High from 7-8 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays.
No applications will be accepted after May 2.
Students must also include copies of information, such as a birth certificate and a Social Security card, as well as documentation of household income.
Family income is based on the number of people per household and is required to be within 185% of state poverty income levels.
In addition, some work sites will require a COVID-19 vaccination. Students must indicate their vaccination status on the application.
Incomplete applications will not be processed. Applicants will be notified by mail or phone if more information is needed. |
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