The spring season is heating up. Here’s a look at the latest results.

Members used surplus funds to mitigate the impact on taxpayers amid debates over reserve levels and long-term planning.

The Board of Selectmen approved the settlement, tied to the seizure of 27 animals from a home last year, after finding other recovery options limited.

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The town has spent $99,092 of a $135,000 grant on bridge designs. The remainder will go to the town’s social services department if unused by year’s end.

As the spring season gets underway, Lyme-Old Lyme High School teams have been competing on fields, courts and tracks in a variety of sports. Here’s a look at the latest results.

The Old Lyme Board of Selectmen is considering a $10,000 settlement with the individuals responsible for 27 animals seized last year amid abuse allegations.

She has expanded athletics and reinforced the district’s championship status while emphasizing leadership, sportsmanship and strong relationships with student-athletes.

AAA reports New London County averages $4.08 per gallon for regular unleaded gas, up from $3.95 a week ago. Analysts warn relief may not come soon.

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.

The current vessel carries up to nine cars and as many as 49 passengers, with propellers and rudders at both ends that allow it to reverse course without turning.

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.

Drivers are advised to expect delays and plan accordingly as crews resurface an eight-mile stretch of the state road.

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.

The Board of Selectmen wants to hear from residents on the future of a proposal for a pedestrian bridge and fishing pier.

Sixth graders in Lyme-Old Lyme Schools’ Invention Convention program combined creativity and compassion to solve problems at home and across the globe.

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.

Plans for a pedestrian bridge over the Lieutenant River, now expanded to include a fishing pier, have selectmen questioning whether the project is worthwhile.

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