The Lyme-Old Lyme High School boys and girls basketball teams started the week much like they’ve played the rest of the season, with determined performances from the girls and decisive win from the boys.
The region's planning organization is seeking local ideas about how to make downtown areas in the Lower Connecticut River Valley more vibrant.
State Senator Norm Needleman, D-Essex, is seeking a fifth term. Issues including energy policy, transportation, budgeting, and municipal needs remain high on his list of priorities.
Tickets are available for the rescheduled Lyme Pollinator Pathway 5th Anniversary Party, which will include the debut of the Habitat Hero Award.
The town is on a mission to reduce household waste — and residents can weigh in. The town is asking full- and part-time residents to complete a survey aimed at identifying how changes in trash and recycling practices could help save money and the environment.
A fine art reproduction of the first handwritten illuminated Bible commissioned by a Benedictine monastery in 500 years is coming to Old Lyme this Sunday.
Lyme Art Association is ringing in the new year with two exhibits: First Impressions, its annual Associate Artists show, and Congratulations, a showcase of its newest Elected Artists.
The Lyme-Old Lyme High School basketball teams faced Nathan Hale-Ray High School in a decisive win for the boys and a close game for the girls against an undefeated opponent.
Led by nationally ranked senior Chase Gilbert, members of the Lyme-Old Lyme High School men’s and women’s varsity track and field teams delivered several strong performances.
In mixed results against Westbrook High School, the Lyme-Old boys basketball team delivered a 71–38 win and the girls lost 41–27.
