Category – Op-Eds

Latest posts in Op-Eds
Op-Ed: Can Old Lyme Government Make Better, Faster Decisions? Thinking Outside The Box
George Frampton Jr. argues town government could make faster, better and more transparent decisions by adopting some key innovative ideas while excluding partisan politics.
Still Deciding? Here Are All Our Lyme/Old Lyme-Related Election Articles, Candidate Q & A’s, and Letters to Help
We’ve compiled all our election coverage in one place to help you make an informed decision.
Op-Ed: The Not-Secret and Completely Transparent Facts About Tantummaheag Landing
Op-Ed: Dip Into Region 18 ‘Rainy Day Fund’ to Dampen Debt Impact
Op-Ed: Act Now to Stop Halls Rd. Overlay District
Op-Ed: HROD Benefits Community, Promotes Sustainable Future for Old Lyme—Helps Prevent Real Threats to OL’s Character, Future
Op-Ed: Halls Road Overlay District—A Personal Perspective, Recommendation and Suggestion
Op-Ed: Support HROD—Inevitable Halls Rd. Will Change, Optional Overlay Positions Old Lyme to Better Manage Its Future: Other Choice is Leave it to Chance
Op-Ed: Reject HROD—Don’t Compromise Old Lyme’s Identity: “Thoughtful, Transparent Planning” Needed
Op-Ed: It’s ‘Time to Show Who We Are, as Residents of a Diverse, Welcoming State,’ so ‘Light Up the Night for IRIS’ … and for CT
Op-Ed: The Suburban Dilemma
Op-Ed: The Mirage of Affordable Housing
Happy 21st Birthday to Us! Looking to the Future for ‘The Cornerstone of the Community’
Op-Ed: Connecticut’s Absurdly High-Priced, Unregulated Utilities – A White Paper
Op-Ed: The Future of Zoning
Op-Ed: Take Time to Listen, Tell, Learn, ‘a Better Story About Haiti’
Op-Ed: Facing the Realities of Rising Waters in Shoreline Connecticut
Op-Ed: Old Lyme Needs to Do Better on Major Projects
Op-Ed: The Democratic Promise of Small Towns vs. the ‘Escalating Erosion of Democracy in Lyme’
Op-Ed: Old Lyme Resident Celebrates 45 Years of US Citizenship; Anniversary Sparks Recognition of Need for ‘Vigilance’ to Preserve Democracy