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Letters

Letter to the Editor: Current Old Lyme ZBA Chair Hutchinson Seeks Re-election, Offers Wealth of Experience

November 3, 2019 by Admin

To the Editor: As a 23-year resident who loves Old Lyme and wants to continue supporting our beautiful community, I am seeking re-election to the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA).  I have served on the ZBA over 5 years, was unanimously elected ZBA Chair by my peers in 2018, and have successfully completed extensive training in CT Land Use Law and Procedure.  As a retired research … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Current Old Lyme ZBA Chair Hutchinson Seeks Re-election, Offers Wealth of Experience

Letter to the Editor: Lowry Seeks Election to Old Lyme ZBA, Believes in Retention of Spirit, Integrity of Zoning Regulations’

November 3, 2019 by Mara Lowry

To the Editor: My name is Mara Lowry and I am running for the Old Lyme Zoning Board of Appeals because, as a long-time area resident and mother of two young children, I am invested in continuing the safety and unique character of Old Lyme. I believe firmly in maintaining the spirit and integrity of our zoning regulations, as they are intended to uphold these values.  At the … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Lowry Seeks Election to Old Lyme ZBA, Believes in Retention of Spirit, Integrity of Zoning Regulations’

Letter to the Editor: Reiter Loves Old Lyme, Presents his Qualifications to be Town Treasurer

November 2, 2019 by Michael Reiter

To the Editor: My name is Michael Reiter and I’m running for Old Lyme Town Treasurer. Since moving to Old Lyme eight years ago I’ve seen how important local government is to the things important in my daily life, from schools to playgrounds to roads and bridges.  My job as an engineer at Pratt and Whitney, and past volunteer and professional experience have taught me the … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Reiter Loves Old Lyme, Presents his Qualifications to be Town Treasurer

Letter to the Editor: Lawyer Rubino, Running for Board of Finance, Hopes to Help Keep Old Lyme a “Special Place”

November 2, 2019 by Admin

To the Editor: I decided to run for office in Old Lyme in 2008 while sitting at a desk overlooking the Caspian Sea. A plan nearly eleven years in the making hatched halfway across the world requires explanation. I’m a human rights lawyer, and in 2008 I was working in an oil-rich dictatorship. The country had elections, and I was excited to see how its unfamiliar system … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Lawyer Rubino, Running for Board of Finance, Hopes to Help Keep Old Lyme a “Special Place”

Letter to the Editor: State Rep. Carney Hopes to be Old Lyme ZBA Alternate, Urges Vote for Whole Republican Team

November 1, 2019 by State Rep. Devin Carney

To the Editor: On November 5th, I’d ask voters to support the Old Lyme Republican team. It is comprised of experienced residents who are dedicated to ensuring Old Lyme is a great place to live, learn, and raise a family. Tim Griswold and Chris Kerr have decades of local government experience and are ready to lead Old Lyme. Tim’s 14 years as First Selectman allow him to … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: State Rep. Carney Hopes to be Old Lyme ZBA Alternate, Urges Vote for Whole Republican Team

Letter to the Editor: Candidate (D) for Old Lyme Tax Collector Promises New Technology, Increased Hours, Improved Customer Service if Elected

October 31, 2019 by Sarah Michaelson

To the Editor: My name is Sarah Michaelson.  I am the Democratic candidate for Old Lyme Tax Collector in the upcoming election. For the past 5 years I have been the bookkeeper for several local small business owners, while also caring for my two children.  Through this work I have not only refined my accounting skills, I have also learned about the needs and challenges of … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Candidate (D) for Old Lyme Tax Collector Promises New Technology, Increased Hours, Improved Customer Service if Elected

Letter to the Editor: Reiter Seeks Re-Election to Old Lyme BOF, Commits to Respect Every Tax Dollar

October 31, 2019 by Anna Reiter

To the Editor: When I was 17, if you had told me that in 20 years I would be living in Old Lyme, raising my own family and running for a seat on our Board of Finance, I probably would have said, “That’s a possibility.” I grew up in Old Lyme and have always had a love of civics and an interest in the inner workings of our town, state and federal governments. When I was … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Reiter Seeks Re-Election to Old Lyme BOF, Commits to Respect Every Tax Dollar

Letter to the Editor: Reemsnyder Runs on Her Record, Says Look at Facts of Her Administration’s Accomplishments

October 30, 2019 by Bonnie Reemsnyder

To the Editor: As Election Day draws near and we prepare to cast our votes, there are still some who are undecided. Each side makes its best case, but that sometimes includes misleading claims and information. Though part of the political process, this is often the reason many turn away from voting. With that in mind, please consider these facts regarding some of my … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Reemsnyder Runs on Her Record, Says Look at Facts of Her Administration’s Accomplishments

Letter to the Editor: Griswold Explains Why He’s Running Again for Old Lyme First Selectman, Says Reemsnyder is “Ethically-Challenged”

October 29, 2019 by Timothy C. Griswold

To the Editor: After serving 14 years as Old Lyme’s First Selectman through 2011, I am running again to lead the town. At our Republican caucus in July, we had excellent candidates for all open positions, save that of First Selectman. Within days, news broke that our current First Selectwoman, who was the long-standing chair of the finance committee and then chairwoman of … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Griswold Explains Why He’s Running Again for Old Lyme First Selectman, Says Reemsnyder is “Ethically-Challenged”

Letter to the Editor: If Elected, BOE Candidate Panzara-Griswold Will Focus on “Top-Quality Education … Accessible to all … Efficient & Affordable,”

October 29, 2019 by Admin

To the Editor: The greatest joy of my personal life has been raising my two children. The most fulfilling part of my career/volunteer life has been serving the needs of young community members. If elected to the Region 18 Board of Education, I will advocate for our kids and help establish a vision for our schools, focusing on a top-quality education that is accessible to all … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: If Elected, BOE Candidate Panzara-Griswold Will Focus on “Top-Quality Education … Accessible to all … Efficient & Affordable,”

Letter to the Editor: BOE Candidate Thompson Offers a ‘Pragmatic … Creative … Fiscally Conservative” Approach

October 29, 2019 by Suzanne Thompson

To the Editor: Please exercise your right to vote in Old Lyme’s municipal elections on Nov. 5.  I am running for Region 18 Board of Education and ask for your vote. We are fortunate to have strong community support for our highly-rated schools. But I believe we can do a better job of engaging taxpayers and residents in establishing and supporting our district’s … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: BOE Candidate Thompson Offers a ‘Pragmatic … Creative … Fiscally Conservative” Approach

Letter to the Editor: BOE Candidate Bowman Will Put Children First in “Transparent … Collaborative Manner”

October 29, 2019 by Sarah Bowman

To the Editor: I want to serve on the Region 18 Board of Education and I respectfully request your help on Election Day. When my family and I moved to Connecticut ten years ago, we spent nearly a year deciding where to live.  Our top screening criteria were the quality of the school system and the opportunities the community would afford our children.  Ultimately, we … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: BOE Candidate Bowman Will Put Children First in “Transparent … Collaborative Manner”

Letter to the Editor: Selectwoman Nosal Seeks Another Term to Continue Her Hard Work to “Move Our Town Forward”

October 28, 2019 by Mary Jo Nosal

To the Editor: It has been a privilege to serve as Selectwoman for the town of Old Lyme. I request your vote on November 5th so that I may continue to work hard for our community and our residents. I am proud to be running with First Selectwoman Bonnie Reemsnyder, whose experience and thoughtful and deliberative nature have been so beneficial to our town. Among our … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Selectwoman Nosal Seeks Another Term to Continue Her Hard Work to “Move Our Town Forward”

Letter to the Editor: Selectman Kerr Wants to “Hit the Pause Button, Re-group and Listen” Before Continuing Town Projects

October 28, 2019 by Christopher W. Kerr

To the Editor: We have spent a lot of time in Old Lyme discussing many big, important and impacting initiatives: Large plans for Halls Road privately-owned businesses, apartments at I-95 and Route 156 intersection, sewers at Soundview, and merging police with East Lyme, among other issues. I am asking for your vote November 5th to bring back honest discussion at the start of … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Selectman Kerr Wants to “Hit the Pause Button, Re-group and Listen” Before Continuing Town Projects

Letter to the Editor: If Elected to Planning Commission, Lampos Will Balance Old Lyme’s ‘Special Beauty’ With Town’s Housing, Commercial Needs

October 28, 2019 by jim lampos

To the Editor: I am honored to be on the Democratic ticket in Old Lyme as a candidate for the Planning Commission.  I have a deep love and respect for our town’s history, quality of life, and natural environment, and want to contribute to its healthy future. My graduate degree is in urban affairs and policy analysis, and I have worked on various municipal and non-profit … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: If Elected to Planning Commission, Lampos Will Balance Old Lyme’s ‘Special Beauty’ With Town’s Housing, Commercial Needs

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