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Democrats Outnumber Republicans in First Day of Early Voting in CT
Democrats outnumbered Republicans by nearly a 4-1 margin at the polls Monday in the first of 14 days of early voting in Connecticut.
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Old Lyme Crossing Among Sites Slated for Flashing Beacons
The state DOT will hold a Dec. 8 virtual meeting on proposed flashing beacons and other crosswalk upgrades in Old Lyme and seven other Eastern Connecticut towns.
Letter to the Editor: Beyond Trump, There is Elci
Lee Elci has said he agrees with Trump only 20% of the time, but this letter writer is more concerned about Elci’s own views.
Get Rid of Unused Medications at Drug Take Back Day in Old Lyme, Oct. 24
Safely dispose of unused and expired medications at a free, anonymous Drug Take-Back Day event at the Lyme Street firehouse.
Blood Street Rowers Finish Strong at Head of the Charles
Crews earned second- and third-place finishes at the Massachusetts regatta, with additional strong showings across youth, masters and other events.
Death Announced of Suzanne O’Clair Hoffman, of Maryland and Old Lyme
Mrs. Hoffman, who enjoyed walking the nature trail at the Hoffman-Matthiessen-DeGerenday Preserve, leaves a legacy of family, lifelong friendships and learning.
Election 2026: What to Know Before You Go
It’s time to vote. Find early voting and Election Day hours and locations, along with profiles of the local candidates, in your handy LymeLine election guide.
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.
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.
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