To the Editor: As working mothers, we believe there is no question that our State Representative, Devin Carney, deserves re-election. He fights for the things we care about – including our economy, public safety, our local public education, and support for small businesses. These issues are vital to the future success of Connecticut and Lyme & Old Lyme. Without a … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Five Working Mothers Endorse State Rep. Carney for Re-election
Letter to the Editor: Carney Deserves Re-election, No One Works Harder for Lyme-Old Lyme Community
To the Editor: Rep. Devin Carney is a champion for Lyme and Old Lyme at the State Capitol. Among his many accomplishments, he has worked to defeat the high-speed train from decimating our community, helped secure funding for Old Lyme's library and open space in Lyme, and supported local parents in their fight to stop state-mandated school regionalization. Locally, Devin … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Carney Deserves Re-election, No One Works Harder for Lyme-Old Lyme Community
Old Lyme Zoning Approves Controversial HOPE Housing Project on Neck Rd. by 3-2 Vote
By a vote of 3–2, the Old Lyme Zoning Commission Tuesday night approved the Neck Road affordable housing project known as River Oak Commons I and II. Zoning Commission Chairman Jane Cable and commission members Gil Soucie and Alan Todd voted in favor of the proposal while commission members Jane Marsh and Paul Orzel voted against. Citing previous affordable-housing … [Read more...] about Old Lyme Zoning Approves Controversial HOPE Housing Project on Neck Rd. by 3-2 Vote