Swearing-In Ceremony Planned for all Newly Elected Officials in Old Lyme, Nov. 16
The public is invited to the swearing-in ceremony at the Old Lyme Town Hall Meeting Room for all newly elected officials.
The public is invited to the swearing-in ceremony at the Old Lyme Town Hall Meeting Room for all newly elected officials.
Incumbent First Selectwoman Martha Shoemaker, D, held onto her seat in a repeat of her 2023 run against Republican John Mesham despite a changed voting landscape that stretched out through two weeks of early voting.
In unconfirmed results, unaffiliated candidate Kristy Zelek, who was endorsed by the Democrats, swept to victory in Lyme with 675 votes, defeating her Republican challenger Tom St. Louis, who polled 451 votes.
In unconfirmed results, incumbent Democrat Martha Shoemaker held her first selectwoman seat, fighting off a strong campaign by Republican challenger John Mesham.
Gilbert’s time of 17:50.08 made her the fastest female runner among high schools of any size at the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference event.
Voting officials in Lyme and Old Lyme on Election Day reported happy voters despite a glitch with one of the new tabulators in Lyme.
Before polls opened this morning for Election Day, more than 170,000 Connecticut residents had already cast a ballot. That includes 1,553 early voters in Old Lyme and 530 in Lyme, according to local voting officials.
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The First Congregational Church of Old Lyme has announced a small gathering after the 10 a.m. service for those interested in exploring membership.
The Old Lyme Land Trust has put out an “all hands on deck” call for workers to help build a boardwalk at Boggy Hole Preserve.