Lyme-Old Lyme Tops North Branford, Eyes Shoreline Title
The Wildcats are headed to the Shoreline Championship after a 75–44 win over North Branford. Watch via livestream or catch the excitement in Madison as the Wildcats chase the championship!
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Chase Gilbert Repeats as New England 1-Mile Champion
The senior clocked 4:52.99, adding another milestone to a season of state championships and record-breaking performances.
Learn the Signs, Start the Conversation: Free Crisis Response Training, March 2
Learn to build a lifeline by recognizing warning signs, starting supportive conversations and connecting someone to help.
Lyme Land Trust Hosts Angler and Guide for Talk on Local Fishing, March 10
Are you a fishing enthusiast? Maybe you’re just curious about the fish lurking in Lyme’s local waterways. Either way, this Lyme Land Trust talk is for you.
Lyme-Old Lyme Boys Basketball Advances to Postseason, Girls Sign Off With Win
The boys are onto the postseason after a two-point win over Ellington, while the girls capped their season with a 40-31 victory over Ellis Tech.
Learn About the Role of AI in Children’s Lives at Virtual Workshop, Feb. 26
Matt Mervis will guide participants through AI’s impact on children’s learning and provide practical ways to promote safe use at home.
Putting Through the Stacks: Mini Golf Takes Over Old Lyme Library March 7
Tee up for family friendly indoor mini golf, a 21+ Putt Party and raffle prizes at the library’s annual fundraiser.
Calling All Student Artists: Shoreline Arts Alliance Invites Entries for Annual Competition
High school students in Lyme, Old Lyme and across the Shoreline region are invited to enter the 42nd Annual Future Choices visual arts competition.
Lyme-Old Lyme Boys Basketball Beats Hale-Ray as Girls Battle Short-Handed
Eddie Fiske Jr. and Ethan Trepanier scored 17 points each as Lyme-Old Lyme defeated Hale-Ray 72-41.
From Family Forts to Funny Films: There’s an Activity for Everyone in the Week Ahead
Wildlife programs, robotics workshops, and history talks are among the options for residents ranging from young children to older adults.