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Inspired by Past, Florence Griswold Museum Looks to Future
A 2,740-square-foot addition and renovations to the Krieble Gallery are expected to be completed in fall 2027.
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Duck River Cemetery Plans Summer Bridge Replacement, Limited Access to Some Sections
Temporary access from Library Lane is planned for funeral services and maintenance in the cemetery’s east section, which will be closed to visitors except by appointment.
LYSB Seeks Holiday Donations for Local Families
The annual Thanksgiving Food Drive and Holiday Giving Program provide food, gifts and gift cards to families in Lyme and Old Lyme.
Letter to the Editor: Sister Voices Support for Emma Griffith on Region 18 BOE
Abby Griffith cites her sister’s recent experience in the school system, engineering background and understanding of technology shaping students’ lives.
Lyme Academy of Fine Arts Hosts 6th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting
Fire pits, s’mores, hot cocoa, holiday music and caroling are on tap for Lyme Academy’s Dec. 4 tree lighting.
Two Free Concerts in Old Lyme Explore Meaning of Home
An interactive family concert and a formal performance for clarinet and string trio will take place Nov. 21 and 22 in Old Lyme.
Musical Masterworks Brings Mosaic of U.S. Traditions to Old Lyme, Dec. 5-6
The performances celebrate the country’s musical diversity with folk, jazz and classical selections at the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme.
Old Lyme Funeral Home Proposal Draws Mixed Opinions
At a Zoning Commission meeting, residents questioned hazardous waste and coastal protections as others defended a proposed family-run funeral home on Shore Road.
Lyme Honors Those Who Serve
Residents gathered at the Lyme Veterans Memorial on Nov. 11 for the town’s annual Veterans Day ceremony to honor those who have served and those currently serving in the military.
Marine Veteran Sounds Nightly Taps at Hawk’s Nest Beach
For two and a half years, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Tom Peters has played Taps from his Hawk’s Nest Beach stoop each night to honor fallen service members.
Ten Lyme Preserves to Close Weekdays During Firearm Deer Hunting Season
The preserves will be open only to hunters with deer firearm permits on weekdays from Nov. 18 through Dec. 22, but will remain open to other users on weekends.
It’s Almost Time to Deck the Walls at Lyme Art Association, Hot Cocoa Included
The LAA holiday season features the annual Deck the Walls exhibition, a Dec. 5 open house with live music and festive treats, and three additional art shows.
Lyme Veterans Committee Hosts Annual Veterans Day Observance
The Nov. 11 ceremony at Lyme Town Hall will feature a speech by U.S. Army Reserve Capt. Dana Seero, recognize residents currently serving in the military and honor veterans who died during the past year.
UPDATED: Region 18 Special Election Rescheduled to Nov. 17
NEW DATE: Lyme voters will choose a successor to Gavin Lodge on the Region 18 Board of Education Tuesday, Nov. 17, at a 6 p.m. Special Town Meeting.
Old Lyme Historical Society Hosts Launch Party for 2027 Community Calendar, Nov. 12
The 15th annual “Then & Now” community calendar will launch with a celebration including refreshments, a raffle and holiday shopping.
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