Old Lyme’s America 250 Committee is rolling out a wide-ranging schedule of events, including Independence Day traditions, a town picnic, exhibits, lectures and community projects to last another 50 years.
Grammy-winning Chanticleer will perform selections spanning the 17th century to the modern era.
Saint Ann’s seeks a part-time administrator to manage office operations, communications and bookkeeping while supporting clergy, staff, and parishioners.
The Board of Selectmen wants to hear from residents on the future of a proposal for a pedestrian bridge and fishing pier.
From clay to coyotes, there will be opportunities to explore art, native gardens and wildlife.
The terracotta sculpture exhibition in the historic Sill House brings a student perspective inspired by Renaissance masters.
Learn about the trees and plants that make Old Lyme Land Trust's preserves a destination for recreation and ecological insights.
Gardeners and nature lovers are invited to the events featuring native seed planting, a seed swap and a talk on planting native species.
Log in at home or watch from the Phoebe Griffin Noyes library with members of Old Lyme's Conservation Commission and Estuary Magazine.
Mick McCarthy, 85, was a trusted and familiar presence at the Old Lyme fire stations for many decades, tending to the buildings, the grounds and supplies.
