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Deadline Wednesday: RiverCOG Invites You to Help Shape the Future of Town Centers

The region's planning organization is seeking local ideas about how to make downtown areas in the Lower Connecticut River Valley more vibrant.

Lyme Property Transactions, 12/26/25

Who’s buying, who’s selling, and for how much? This roundup tracks the latest property sales and land transfers, offering a quick snapshot of local real estate activity.

Old Lyme Property Transactions, 12/24/25

Who’s buying, who’s selling, and for how much? This roundup tracks the latest property sales and land transfers, offering a quick snapshot of local real estate activity.

Death Announced of Wendelin Evans Knight of Old Lyme, Passionate Church and Library Volunteer and Sister of John C.L. Evans
Lyme-Old Lyme High School Select Singers Join South Lyme Chapel for ‘Lessons and Carols,’ Today

Jim Cameron laments confusion and frustration wrought by Metro-North ticketing changes.

Ed Fast & CongaBop! Celebrate the Holidays in Lyme with Afro-Cuban Jazz, Today

The Afro-Cuban jazz celebration includes Fast on vibraphone, Jorge Fuentes on the congas, Matt Dwonszyk on bass, Amy Milan on keyboards and renowned percussionist Anthony Carrillo on the bongos, timbales and other percussion.

Gather ‘Round the Fire: Lyme Grange Rings in the Winter Solstice, Saturday

The Grange promised laid-back holiday cheer with opportunities to enjoy the fire, listen to festive holiday music and toast marshmallows for s’mores.

Connecticut Early Music Society Presents ‘Messiah’ With Period Instruments, Saturday

Artistic Director Ian Watson said performing the work on period instruments gives the music an immediacy and color that audiences rarely hear today.

Lyme-Old Lyme High School Basketball Teams Split Games Against Portland

Local high school basketball on Thursday came down to a decisive, season opening win for the Lyme-Old Lyme High School boys and a hard fought loss for the girls.

Eastern Connecticut Symphony Chorus Director Dr. Daniel McDavitt conducts a performance.
Eastern Connecticut Symphony Chorus and Orchestra Present Handel’s ‘Messiah,’ Friday

George Frideric Handel composed Messiah in 1741 in just 24 days. From the joyous “For Unto Us a Child is Born” to the triumphant “Hallelujah” Chorus, the timeless masterpiece captures the wonder and reverence of the holiday season.