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West Haven prepares Beach Street reopening after yearlong road raising - Vimarsana News

West Haven prepares Beach Street reopening after yearlong road raising

After about one year of construction to raise Beach Street in West Haven to 11 feet above sea level, city officials said the project is due to wrap up soon.

City Retirees May Face Penalties For Late Health Insurance Payments | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

City Retirees May Face Penalties For Late Health Insurance Payments | News, Sports, Jobs

Retirees for the city of Jamestown who fall behind in their health insurance payments may be facing penalties and could even have their policy canceled. A me

City Council Discusses Trainings For Members Of Police, Fire Departments | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

City Council Discusses Trainings For Members Of Police, Fire Departments | News, Sports, Jobs

For the first time in recent memory, the Jamestown Police Department is sending a member for training at the FBI’s Post Blast Investigator School. Public S

City Council Discusses Upcoming Special Events | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

City Council Discusses Upcoming Special Events | News, Sports, Jobs

Dismissal of a lawsuit in state Supreme Court means the Labyrinth Summer Music Series will resume this year. The music series was approved by members of the

Perry's travel bill passes state Senate, county pushes back on 'factually incorrect' reporting by WJLA | 1local - Vimarsana News

Perry's travel bill passes state Senate, county pushes back on 'factually incorrect' reporting by WJLA | 1local

A bill sponsored by freshman Sen. Russet Perry (D-Round Hill) that would require local governing bodies to vote on travel expenses for elected officials passed the state Senate Feb. 9