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Automated Speed Cameras May Be Coming To CT Highways
State Rep. Devin Carney said he’s “not a huge fan” of automated speed cameras. He cited underlying issues, like a shortage of state troopers, that need to be addressed.
A bridge of engineered wood is shown over the river.
Selectmen Consider Abandoning Plan for Pedestrian Bridge, Key Feature of Controversial Halls Road Vision
Plans for a pedestrian bridge over the Lieutenant River, now expanded to include a fishing pier, have selectmen questioning whether the project is worthwhile.
Lyme’s Baylee Drown Recognized as Connecticut’s Outstanding Young Farmer
Drown, owner of Long Table Farm, was honored for innovative, sustainable farming and contributions to the local food system.
DiMillo’s Yacht Sales Acquires Old Lyme Marina
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.
Old Lyme Property Transactions, 3/18/26
Stay updated on the latest property transactions in Old Lyme, with details from recent transfers and real estate sales recorded by the town clerk.
Community Celebrates LymeLine Relaunch and Olwen Logan’s Legacy
Neighbors gathered at the Old Lyme Inn to honor Logan’s 22 years of service and commemorate the relaunch of LymeLine as a nonprofit community news source.
Cameron Russell poses while wearing his medal in a gymnasium.
Cameron Russell Duels to Third-Place Tie at State Fencing Tournament
The third-place finish capped Lyme-Old Lyme High School’s showing at the state tournament, where all four fencers advanced past the opening round.
Barbara Labriola poses for a campaign photo on a leafy neighborhood street.
Old Saybrook Republican Barbara Labriola Announces Bid for 23rd House District
Barbara Labriola, a three-term treasurer in Old Saybrook, said she will bring her local focus on transparency and fiscal responsibility to Hartford.
After Another Standout Year, Wildcats Look Ahead Following State Tournament Loss
Head coach Brady Sheffield put it this way: “We picked the wrong night to have a bad night, and unfortunately that is what happens sometimes in sports …”
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After Months of Debate, Blue and Gold Star Plaques Get OK at Town Hall
The Duck River Garden Club can now order Blue and Gold Star memorial markers in time to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary in July.
Joel Barlow Ends Lyme-Old Lyme’s State Tournament Run
The Wildcats’ strong season came to a halt Monday with a 51–46 loss to Joel Barlow High School. Stay tuned for a full game story.
Motor Vehicles Drive Lyme’s 2025 Tax Increase, Top 10 Taxpayers Revealed
Assessor Jen Thomas said Lyme’s 2025 grand list rose 1.1% to $718.12 million, driven largely by more cars on the tax rolls and changes to the way they are taxed.
State Rep. Devin Carney, R-Old Lyme, holds up a citation at the podium while speaking at the presenation.
State Rep. Devin Carney Announces He Won’t Seek Reelection After Six Terms
He said he plans to serve the remainder of his term through January, after which his life as a newlywed and business owner promises a new direction for the 12-year state representative.
As the Academy Awards Approach, Janet Roach Looks Back on Her Oscar Nomination
Film critic Kevin Ganey’s continuing Oscars coverage shines a spotlight on a local tie to Hollywood: Old Lyme’s own 1986 Academy Award contender for Best Adapted Screenplay.
Meet Lyme-Old Lyme Wrestler Taiyo Gemme
After starting wrestling at age six, the Lyme-Old Lyme junior has battled injuries and built an undefeated season capped by a 215-pound State Open title.
A view of the side and front of Memorial Town Hall
Old Lyme Historic District to Consider Scaled-Down Service Memorial Plaques at Town Hall Amid ‘Clutter’ Concerns
Because Town Hall sits in the historic district, the project requires a Certificate of Appropriateness before plaques can be installed on the property.
UPDATED: Sennheiser to Move Americas’ Headquarters from Old Lyme to Nashville Music Hub
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.
Gemme stands atop the podium holding a bracket poster in the middle of the top five finishers.
Taiyo Gemme Heads to New England Wrestling Championships After State Open Title
Lyme-Old Lyme High School junior Taiyo Gemme, a wrestler for 10 years, claimed his first Connecticut State Open championship on Saturday.
An ambulance is facing the road in front of the Hadlyme fire station.
Blizzard Rescue Highlights Lifesaving Cooperation of Lyme Volunteers
Artist Michael DesRosiers feared for his 95-year-old mother when she became ill during the blizzard. He called it heroism when neighbors came to help.
RESCHEDULED: 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 Old Saybrook as the Wildcats chase the championship!