After a breast cancer diagnosis, Dr. Lori Stetz created Hopelink, a jewelry line connecting people facing challenges with the friends, family and caregivers who support them.

Residents can share input on Amtrak’s rail planning study at a Halloween pop-up in Old Lyme and an open house in Groton on Nov. 5.

Republican Emma Griffith and Democrat Jodi Lott are vying for a Lyme seat on the Region 18 Board of Education, with both citing AI and screen time as key concerns.

Old Lyme and Barbizon, France, are launching a 2027 exchange program to build on their shared artistic heritage.

Selectman Jim Lampos wants to explore advanced septic systems in Sound View, but DEEP says the town must also consider connecting to the existing sewer project.

The resident who filed the ethics complaint says the decision leaves questions about how selectmen handled a beach gathering expected to draw people of color.

The position will connect Town Hall with local artists and cultural organizations as Old Lyme seeks to support its arts community and renew its Sustainable CT certification.

Democrats outnumbered Republicans by nearly a 4-1 margin at the polls Monday in the first of 14 days of early voting in Connecticut.

The state DOT will hold a Dec. 8 virtual meeting on proposed flashing beacons and other crosswalk upgrades in Old Lyme and seven other Eastern Connecticut towns.

It’s time to vote. Find early voting and Election Day hours and locations, along with profiles of the local candidates, in your handy LymeLine election guide.

State Sen. Martha Marx, D-New London, discusses psychedelic therapy for veterans, eviction protections and the equal time dispute that took her opponent off the air.

After more than two decades on the radio, Lee Elci wants to be a voice in Hartford for lower spending, limited government and a shift away from progressive politics.

Charles Ferraro, a former state representative, is challenging Norm Needleman on housing, energy costs and local control.

The state senator seeking a fifth term says Connecticut’s new housing law considers rural communities’ needs. He also discusses affordability, open space, utilities and education funding.

The Old Saybrook treasurer is running for the 23rd District seat on a platform of affordability, local control and bipartisan cooperation.

Since her 2024 run, she has joined the Old Saybrook Board of Selectmen, building on her local government experience and career serving vulnerable populations.

A 2024 amendment allowing embalming was omitted from a recent zoning regulation revision, derailing a hearing on a proposed Shore Road funeral home.

Libraries are partnering with the state to close the digital divide. The goal is to expand access to the tools people need to use important services online.

Residents want to preserve Old Lyme’s small-town feel by allowing accessory apartments, limiting data centers and ensuring a say in the future of Halls Road.

An Amtrak official acknowledged lingering concerns over a nearly decade-old rail proposal and vowed to rebuild trust through public outreach before new recommendations are made.