Death Announced of William ‘Bill’ Gregory Sr., Lyme Resident and WWII Seabee
Friends and family said William "Bill" Gregory Sr. could fix anything. He died Aug. 7 at home in Lyme. He was 99.
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Exploring the United States Through Art in LAA Series, Sept. 30-Oct. 28
Old Lyme art historian Bob Potter will lead a five-part online series about American art and artists from the Colonial era through the mid-20th century.
Neighbors Appeal Old Lyme Gravel Pit Permit
They asked the Old Lyme Zoning Board of Appeals to revoke the operation's permit, citing concerns about dust, noise, stormwater controls and alleged expansion.
Lyme, Old Lyme Residents Invited to Learn About New Millstone Alert System, Sept. 24
Starting Oct. 1, emergency alerts will be sent to cell phones in a 10-mile radius of Millstone Nuclear Power Station
Learn About CT Residents’ Role in the Revolutionary War at Old Lyme Library
Bob Hubbard will explore the stories of seven Connecticut figures who helped shape the Revolutionary War.
Lyme Academy Opens Studios for 50th Anniversary Celebration, Oct. 24
Guests will be able to observe studio demonstrations, meet artists and faculty, enjoy dinner and bid on artwork during the anniversary celebration.
Harvest Fair Offers Food, Fun, Finds This Weekend
Rummage sale bargains, fall plants, homemade baked goods, live music and family activities are all part of Christ the King Church’s annual Harvest Festival this weekend.
Residents Turn Out in Droves to Discuss Halls Road, Other Zoning Issues
The final workshop in a three-part zoning series brought an overflow crowd to the Lymes’ Senior Center, with Halls Road emerging as the evening’s biggest draw.
Zoning Workshop Reveals Competing Visions for Old Lyme’s Sound View Beach
Some said it's underused, others said it's undervalued. Residents disagreed over whether the beach area needs more development or is already on the rise.
Old Lyme Weighs Cost of Tougher Flood Regulations
How can Old Lyme protect homeowners and the environment in a changing climate? It’s a key question facing Zoning Commission members as they overhaul their regulations.
Exploring the United States Through Art in LAA Series, Sept. 30-Oct. 28
Old Lyme art historian Bob Potter will lead a five-part online series about American art and artists from the Colonial era through the mid-20th century.
Neighbors Appeal Old Lyme Gravel Pit Permit
They asked the Old Lyme Zoning Board of Appeals to revoke the operation's permit, citing concerns about dust, noise, stormwater controls and alleged expansion.
Lyme, Old Lyme Residents Invited to Learn About New Millstone Alert System, Sept. 24
Starting Oct. 1, emergency alerts will be sent to cell phones in a 10-mile radius of Millstone Nuclear Power Station
Learn About CT Residents’ Role in the Revolutionary War at Old Lyme Library
Bob Hubbard will explore the stories of seven Connecticut figures who helped shape the Revolutionary War.
Lyme Academy Opens Studios for 50th Anniversary Celebration, Oct. 24
Guests will be able to observe studio demonstrations, meet artists and faculty, enjoy dinner and bid on artwork during the anniversary celebration.
Harvest Fair Offers Food, Fun, Finds This Weekend
Rummage sale bargains, fall plants, homemade baked goods, live music and family activities are all part of Christ the King Church’s annual Harvest Festival this weekend.
Residents Turn Out in Droves to Discuss Halls Road, Other Zoning Issues
The final workshop in a three-part zoning series brought an overflow crowd to the Lymes’ Senior Center, with Halls Road emerging as the evening’s biggest draw.
Zoning Workshop Reveals Competing Visions for Old Lyme’s Sound View Beach
Some said it's underused, others said it's undervalued. Residents disagreed over whether the beach area needs more development or is already on the rise.
Old Lyme Weighs Cost of Tougher Flood Regulations
How can Old Lyme protect homeowners and the environment in a changing climate? It’s a key question facing Zoning Commission members as they overhaul their regulations.