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Dig Into Colonial Roots of Lyme, Old Lyme and Neighboring Towns with Historian Bruce Stark, April 23
Stark revisits Lyme’s early history, when one town spanned four, with new insights as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.
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Death Announced of George Michael Graham Furgueson, U.S. Navy Veteran of Essex, Formerly of Lyme
The devoted husband, father and grandfather is remembered for his down-to-earth demeanor, humor, good cheer, warmth and height.
CT Senate Passes ‘Golden Girls’ Housing Bill with Backing From Martha Marx
A bipartisan Senate vote advances the “Golden Girls” bill, allowing homeowners to rent bedrooms by right. Lawmakers say it boosts affordability and property rights.
Lyme-Old Lyme Students Earn Top Honors in Shoreline Arts Show
Take a look at award-winning artwork from local students in Shoreline Arts Alliance’s annual high school exhibition.
Wildcat Roundup: April 13–17
This week’s reports come from the Lyme-Old Lyme High School tennis, lacrosse and baseball teams.
Lyme Property Transactions, 4/17/26
A $3.25 million sale pushed the first-quarter average to $1.18 million, while the median held at $950,000.
Lyme Grange Sale Offers Plants, Pollinator Tips and More, May 9
Blooms, herbs and garden favorites will be available for purchase, and advice will be handed out for free, as the Lyme Grange hosts its annual plant sale rain or shine.
It’s Not Too Late to Apply: OLVNA Offers Scholarships for Future Health Care Professionals
Eligible Old Lyme and Lyme students pursuing health care degrees can submit scholarship applications through April 24.
Old Lyme Beach Sewer Project Could Break Ground by Summer
Construction could begin in June or July as three private beach associations move forward. Questions remain over how the town will react to state pressure on pollution issues.
UPDATED: Controlled Burn Planned Friday at Nehantic State Forest in Lyme Postponed
The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said the goal of the controlled burn is to restore the oak savanna habitat, which depends on fire to persist.
Old Lyme’s Arts Scene Recognized with $68,000 in State Support
The grants for four Old Lyme arts organizations were awarded as part of a $946,398 investment in cultural groups statewide.
Play on William Gillette’s ‘Gentleman Valet,’ Yukitaka Osaki, to Be Staged Inside Castle
An original play at Gillette Castle offers insight into the Japanese immigrant experience through an intimate one-man performance.
150-Unit Shore Road Housing Plan Pitched in Informal Old Lyme Zoning Discussion
The informal plan drew a blunt response from one Zoning Commission member: “I don’t want this in town.”
Old Lyme Cemetery Association Continues Restoration of Historic Gravestones, Seeks Volunteers
Volunteers will clean and repair gravestones at historic Old Lyme cemeteries this spring and summer as part of a multi-year preservation effort.
Get Rid of Unused Medications at Drug Take Back Day in Old Lyme, April 25
Safely dispose of unused and expired medications at a free, anonymous Drug Take-Back Day event April 25 at the Lyme Street firehouse.
Talking Transportation: A Century of Flying
On American Airlines’ 100th birthday, Jim Cameron traces its evolution from airmail routes and sleeper berths to jets, loyalty programs and modern pricing.
A Novel Night Out: Old Lyme Library Bash Brings Clues and Cocktails, April 25
Whodunit? Get your ticket to the library’s popular annual fundraiser and step straight into a night of clues, cocktails and lighthearted sleuthing to find out!
Wildcat Roundup: April 8–10
The spring season is heating up. Here’s a look at the latest results.
Artist Vincent Desiderio to Speak at Lyme Academy of Fine Arts, April 17
The acclaimed artist will deliver a free public lecture discussing his work, art history and contemporary art culture.
Old Lyme Finance Board Advances Proposed $48.2 Million Budget With 3.89% Tax Increase
Members used surplus funds to mitigate the impact on taxpayers amid debates over reserve levels and long-term planning.
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