Option Available to Email Comments in Advance of Meeting LYME–The Planning and Zoning Commission invites public comment on the draft Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) on Wednesday, Nov. 12. The public hearing and special meeting will both be held at 7 p.m. in Lyme Town Hall. Lyme residents who attend the public hearing can make comments on the POCD for the … [Read more...] about Public Asked for Input on Lyme’s Plan of Conservation and Development at Hearing Tonight, 7pm
Suisman Shapiro Celebrates Two Kelly’s—Kristi D. of Old Lyme and Carolyn P. —for Achievements in Law
NEW LONDON–Suisman Shapiro Attorneys-at-Law this month will honor two unrelated attorneys with the same last name — Carolyn P. Kelly and Kristi D. Kelly — for their achievements and leadership in the legal profession. The firm in a press release said the women’s legacy of integrity, intellect, and service will be celebrated Thursday, Nov. 13, at Rocks 21 Restaurant in … [Read more...] about Suisman Shapiro Celebrates Two Kelly’s—Kristi D. of Old Lyme and Carolyn P. —for Achievements in Law
Old Lyme Land Trust Seeks Volunteers to Help Build a Bridge, Saturday
OLD LYME–The Old Lyme Land Trust has put out an “all hands on deck” call for workers to help build a boardwalk at Boggy Hole Preserve. The group on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 9 a.m. at 7 Boggy Hill Road will host a work party to replace a bridge and build a boardwalk along the green trail. Help is needed to carry in planks and build a span. Workers are advised to wear work gloves … [Read more...] about Old Lyme Land Trust Seeks Volunteers to Help Build a Bridge, Saturday
Unofficial Election Results in Lyme
Elected candidates are shown in bold—These results are from the Connecticut Secretary of State’s Office. First Selectman: Christine Erica Zelek (U): 710Thomas St. Louis (R): 474 (St. Louis lost the First Selectman contest but takes a spot as Selectman on the board of selectmen (BOS) because he gained the third highest number of votes out of the four candidates running for … [Read more...] about Unofficial Election Results in Lyme
‘Deck the Walls’ Returns to Lyme Art Association Alongside New ‘Inside Story’ Exhibit, Nov. 14: Opening Reception, Nov. 23
OLD LYME–The Lyme Art Association (LAA) celebrates the return of a festive holiday favorite and a new exhibit showcasing the art of interior spaces. The Association in a press release said Deck the Walls is back with heartwarming artwork with fun themes, vibrant colors, and playful mediums that remain true to LAA’s representational roots. Additionally, 3D art by the … [Read more...] about ‘Deck the Walls’ Returns to Lyme Art Association Alongside New ‘Inside Story’ Exhibit, Nov. 14: Opening Reception, Nov. 23
Musical Masterworks Presents Two Free Concerts with ‘DeCoda’ in Old Lyme, Nov. 22 & 23
OLD LYME–Decoda, Musical Masterworks’ ensemble-in-residence, has announced two free concerts in Old Lyme as part of its mission to create a more compassionate and connected world through chamber music. Musical Masterworks invites the public to an interactive family concert on Saturday, Nov. 22 and a “Celebration of Joy and Gratitude” concert on Sunday, Nov. … [Read more...] about Musical Masterworks Presents Two Free Concerts with ‘DeCoda’ in Old Lyme, Nov. 22 & 23
Got Pumpkins? Chuck ‘Em to Make Compost at Lyme-Old Lyme Food Share Garden’s Second Annual Pumpkin Toss, Nov. 8
OLD LYME–On Saturday, Nov. 8, big orange gourds will be flying at the second annual Lyme Old Lyme Food Share Garden (LOLFSG) Pumpkin Toss. The event will run from 9 to 11 a.m. at Town Woods Park, 30 Town Woods Road. The event offers families a fun venue to recycle their Halloween pumpkins for a good cause, according to an LOLFSG press release. Building on the popular … [Read more...] about Got Pumpkins? Chuck ‘Em to Make Compost at Lyme-Old Lyme Food Share Garden’s Second Annual Pumpkin Toss, Nov. 8
‘The Estuary’ Invites Holiday Shoppers to Buy Local at Holiday Craft Fair, Nov. 22
OLD SAYBROOK–The Estuary invites shoppers to get a jump start on the gift-giving season at its Annual Holiday Craft Fair, Nov. 22. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Estuary, 200 Main St., Old Saybrook. The craft fair promises over 30 artisans and vendors displaying their hand-crafted items – plus a visit from Santa Claus. The group in a press release … [Read more...] about ‘The Estuary’ Invites Holiday Shoppers to Buy Local at Holiday Craft Fair, Nov. 22
Florence Griswold Museum Executive Director to Depart Late November for New Position
Trustees Tap Current Admininistration Director as Interim Leader, Promise No Interruption to $17.8 Million Expansion Plan OLD LYME–The Florence Griswold Museum today announced Executive Director Joshua Campbell Torrance will step down on Nov. 26 of this year to move to a new position in Cooperstown, NY. Torrance, who led the museum since February 2023 and … [Read more...] about Florence Griswold Museum Executive Director to Depart Late November for New Position
Talk, Then Walk at Champlain North Open Space with Photographer Markham Starr, Nov. 22
OLD LYME–Starting at noon on Saturday, Nov. 22, documentary photographer Markham Starr will lead a lecture at the Old Lyme Historical Society, 55 Lyme St., before setting out on a walk through the Champlain North Open Space on Wyckford Lane. The event is presented by the Old Lyme Land Trust and the Old Lyme Historical Society. Starr is a Connecticut resident and author … [Read more...] about Talk, Then Walk at Champlain North Open Space with Photographer Markham Starr, Nov. 22
SECWAC Hosts Talk on ‘Trump 2.0 Middle East Policy: Promise and Peril,’ Nov. 6
EAST LYME–On Thursday, Nov. 6, the Southeast Connecticut World Affairs Council (SECWAC) will host Middle East Institute Senior Fellow Brian Katulis for a talk titled, “Trump 2.0 Middle East Policy: Promise and Peril.” The 6 p.m. presentation will be held at Flanders Fish Market & Restaurant, 22 Chesterfield Road, East Lyme. The talk will be preceded by a 5:30 p.m. … [Read more...] about SECWAC Hosts Talk on ‘Trump 2.0 Middle East Policy: Promise and Peril,’ Nov. 6
Letter to the Editor: Lyme School Board Rep’s Endorse Zelek as ‘Uniter’
To the Editor: As Lyme’s representatives on the Board of Education, we are proud to endorse Christy Zelek for selectperson. In our work representing the citizens of Lyme and supporting the students, teachers, and staff of Region 18, we know firsthand the value of thoughtful, steady leadership. Christy embodies those qualities. Though endorsed by the Lyme DTC … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Lyme School Board Rep’s Endorse Zelek as ‘Uniter’
LYSB Kicks Off Halloween Festivities with Party for Little Ones, Friday
OLD LYME—It’s Halloween tonight and ghouls and ghosts, angels and amphibians, pirates and primadonnas to name but a few will be out in force on Lyme Street – and many other places in Lyme and Old Lyme! To kick things off, Lymes’ Youth Service Bureau at 59 Lyme St. will host a Halloween Party for little ghosts and goblins from 5 to 5:30 p.m., which is a free, fun, family … [Read more...] about LYSB Kicks Off Halloween Festivities with Party for Little Ones, Friday
This Afternoon, LYSB Unveils its Newly Renovated Home on Lyme Street with Open House, Wednesday
OLD LYME–On Wednesday, Oct. 29, from 2:30 to 4 p.m., the Lymes’ Youth Service Bureau (LYSB) will introduce its newly renovated facility at an open house. The LYSB website explains that the renovations to the 1850 building at 59 Lyme Street were necessary to address crumbling plaster ceilings, walls with newspaper insulation, aging wiring and plumbing, a dirt floor in a … [Read more...] about This Afternoon, LYSB Unveils its Newly Renovated Home on Lyme Street with Open House, Wednesday
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut Pledges up to $10,000 for Animals Rescued in Old Lyme
NEW LONDON–In response to injuries sustained by 27 animals seized by Old Lyme Animal Control in an alleged hoarding situation in Old Lyme, the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut (CFECT) has announced an emergency grant of up to $10,000 to support ongoing veterinary care, rehabilitation, and adoption efforts. The Foundation in a press release said it reached … [Read more...] about Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut Pledges up to $10,000 for Animals Rescued in Old Lyme