Lyme has paid $40,000 to settle a lawsuit lodged by Suchocki & Son over a 2023 bridge project.

The 2025 grand list is up 0.36% over the previous year due to higher motor vehicle and personal property values. Real estate values dipped slightly.

Following complaints about trees cut along Halls Road, the land use coordinator says owners must follow the 1989 landscaping plan or seek zoning approval for changes.

Drown, owner of Long Table Farm, was honored for innovative, sustainable farming and contributions to the local food system.

As part of DiMillo’s Yacht Sales, the longstanding marina will transition into a more active sales and marketing hub while maintaining the services customers already rely on.

Sennheiser has been based in Old Lyme since 1991. In Nashville, it will be part of a new 55-acre entertainment industry complex with three buildings, 30 vendors, and 15 rehearsal studios.

Peter Steere, former chief operating officer of Yale Health and acting Florence Griswold Museum director, has been chosen to lead the museum into the future.

The Board of Directors of Essex Bank announced this week that executive vice president and Chief Operating Officer Lynn Giroux will become president and CEO when Diane Arnold retires in August.

The region’s planning organization is seeking local ideas about how to make downtown areas in the Lower Connecticut River Valley more vibrant.

Asher Zelson, of Westport-based Charter Realty and Zelco Properties & Development, said the group is actively seeking tenants “across the board” — including pharmacies – that will benefit the town and broader area.

The art center shop and gallery space at 411 Church Street in Guilford is open daily through Jan. 11 with handcrafted gifts from hundreds of independent artists and makers,

Today is a landmark day in LymeLine’s history. We signed papers officially donating the website to the nonprofit LymeLine Inc. so it can continue our mission of providing trusted, independent, non-partisan local news.

George Frampton Jr. argues town government could make faster, better and more transparent decisions by adopting some key innovative ideas while excluding partisan politics.

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.