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Marx Eyes Broader Housing Protections and Relief for Families in 20th District
State Sen. Martha Marx, D-New London, discusses psychedelic therapy for veterans, eviction protections and the equal time dispute that took her opponent off the air.
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Lee Elci Talks Politics, Policing and Personal Freedom Off the Air
After more than two decades on the radio, Lee Elci wants to be a voice in Hartford for lower spending, limited government and a shift away from progressive politics.
Ferraro Aims to Return to State Office
Charles Ferraro, a former state representative, is challenging Norm Needleman on housing, energy costs and local control.
Needleman Weighs Housing Needs, Rural Concerns in Bid for Fifth Term
The state senator seeking a fifth term says Connecticut’s new housing law considers rural communities’ needs. He also discusses affordability, open space, utilities and education funding.
Labriola Calls for Common Sense Approach in 23rd District Run
The Old Saybrook treasurer is running for the 23rd District seat on a platform of affordability, local control and bipartisan cooperation.
Nearly New Shop Seeks Part-Time Assistant Manager
The Nearly New Shop in Old Lyme is hiring a part-time assistant manager to help oversee daily operations and support its mission of funding church outreach programs.
Wisialowski Focuses on Education, Human Services in Second Bid for 23rd House District
Since her 2024 run, she has joined the Old Saybrook Board of Selectmen, building on her local government experience and career serving vulnerable populations.
Letter to the Editor: Old Saybrook RTC Chair Says Labriola Answers to Residents
The Old Saybrook Republican Town Committee chair endorses Labriola and questions Wisialowski’s record on the Board of Education.
Old Lyme Property Transactions, 10/15/26
As autumn settles in, take a look at the properties changing hands from the beachfront to the tree lined roads of Old Lyme.
Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Offers Collaborative Approach to Affordability
This Lyme resident says Jane Wisialowski understands that addressing rising costs requires cooperation among local, state and federal governments.
Embalming Amendment Goes Missing, Zoning Hearing Goes Cold
A 2024 amendment allowing embalming was omitted from a recent zoning regulation revision, derailing a hearing on a proposed Shore Road funeral home.
Old Lyme Library to Lend Laptops to Eligible Residents
Libraries are partnering with the state to close the digital divide. The goal is to expand access to the tools people need to use important services online.
Letter to the Editor: Government Has a Role, but So Do Individuals
This endorsement for Barbara Labriola cites shared values, respect for property rights and the importance of personal responsibility.
Letter to the Editor: ‘Democracy is Sustained, First and Foremost, Locally’
A human rights lawyer says Jane Wisialowski’s experience serving vulnerable residents and working in local government reflects the principles of good government.
On the Food Scene: Four Ways to Enjoy Apples This Fall
A chef, mixologist, barista and pastry chef share recipes inspired by this classic seasonal staple.
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