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By Jason J. Marchi, Courier Correspondent: After the congregants of St. Vincent de Paul Church in East Haven kept telling parish cantors Carol and Joseph Silva how comforting their songs were during Mass, funerals, and concerts, they finally recorded...
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By Meredith Crawford, Courier Associate Editor: When it comes to paying your taxes to the town this year, there’s one less line to wait in and one less thing to think about. North Haven offers its residents the option to pay their real estate, personal...
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The North Haven Courier publishes a Police Incident Report to inform residents of incidents, criminal activities, and police responses occurring in town. As those charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty, the report does not include names. Wednesday...
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By Meredith Crawford, Courier Associate Editor: Whether you’re a concerned parent, an erstwhile dieter looking to re-enter the fold, or a curious and crafty kid, the North Haven Memorial Library has something to suit your interests this winter. Registration...
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By Chris Piccirillo, Courier Senior Sports Writer: An athlete’s path to success doesn’t always take the expected course and someone who understands that as much as anybody is North Haven senior Mike Friello. Mike was having a fine season two falls ago...
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By Chris Piccirillo, Courier Senior Sports Writer: The North Haven boys’ basketball team got out to a great start this season as the Indians won their first four games to put themselves in good shape for this week’s contests against current Top 10 ranked...
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A cold front was eminent and, while the sun promised to keep us somewhat warm, temperatures were in the mid-20s. Wind from the previous day subsided and we were looking for a catch of panfish. As the ice season was young and these little scrappers were...
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By Meredith Crawford Courier Associate Editor It was a year marked by change for North Haven, which saw new directors of finance and community services and the unveiling of several retail stores at North Haven Commons. Meanwhile, the national economic...
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By Chris Piccirillo, Courier Sports Editor: Boys’ Fencing North Haven’s foil team went 12-2 for the regular season with its epee squad posting a 10-3 mark. The Indians foil team then reached the final of the state tournament with the epee club claming...
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By Chris Piccirillo, Courier Senior Sports Writer: Softball North Haven went 18-2 for the regular season with a mark of 10-0 in the Southern Connecticut Conference’s Oronoque Division to win the title for the second-straight season. The Indians then won...
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By Chris Piccirillo, Courier Senior Sports Writer: Boys’ Soccer North Haven went 9-7 for the regular season (9-1 Oronoque) as Federico Fiondella’s squad claimed the division crown. The Indians won two Class L tournament games to reach the quarterfinals...
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The North Haven High School Concert Band, Choirs, and Jazz Ensemble delighted the crowds and got everyone in the holiday spirit last week during a winter concert. Here, members of the Select Choir perform. Photo by John Vanacore
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By Jason J. Marchi, Courier Correspondent: While many people dream of early retirement, achieving such success might not be all that it’s cracked up to be. Ask Joey Bartholomew, who in 15 short years went from zero to wealth—and a bit of celebrity status...
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The North Haven Courier publishes a Police Incident Report to inform residents of incidents, criminal activities, and police responses occurring in town. As those charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty, the report does not include names. Wednesday...
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By Meredith Crawford, Courier Associate Editor: The declining health of the economy isn’t news to anyone, but North Haveners might be surprised by the range of help available to them when it comes to defraying home heating and electricity costs this winter...
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