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Old Lyme Seeks Community Photos for America 250 Commemorative Book
Share your best Old Lyme photos to help document the country's 250th anniversary. Selected images may also be featured in town publications and online.
Old Lyme Closes Out $1.42 Million Emergency Operations Center Expansion With More Than Half Covered by Grants
The project received $798,000 in grant funding. About $30,000 in unused construction funds are expected to return to the town.
Old Lyme Residents Grapple With How to Preserve Identity While Planning for Housing Change
Residents weighing the future of residential development at a workshop this week debated whether protecting the town's identity means resisting change or guiding it.
Connecticut Port Authority Visits Old Lyme to Highlight Harbor Improvement Projects
A visit from Port Authority Director Michael O'Connor showcased improvements including navigation upgrades, an accessible public dock project and expansion of the town dock.
Could Drones Replace Old Lyme’s Town Fireworks? Officials Begin Discussion
Concerns about smoke, noise, debris and impacts on pets and wildlife prompted selectmen to begin exploring alternatives to the annual display.
World Series Hopes End for Shoreline Wildcats in Senior League Softball East Regional Championship
The Connecticut state champions fell one game short of a return trip to the Little League Senior League Softball World Series after a 7-5 loss to Pennsylvania.
Remote Viewing Added for Tonight’s Old Lyme Zoning Workshop
Can’t attend tonight’s workshop in person? The session will be available to watch online, though remote viewers will not be able to participate in the discussion.
Three Newly Installed River Buoys Destroyed in Old Lyme
Harbormaster Matthew Lynch said three buoys were intentionally cut. He's asking anyone with information to come forward.
Death Announced of Eugenie Tyler Copp of Old Lyme, Whose Life Spanned a Century of Change
Born in the 1920s, she knew the hardships of the Great Depression and World War II, and marvelled at unimaginable discoveries in science and technology.
Old Lyme Seeks Community Photos for America 250 Commemorative Book
Share your best Old Lyme photos to help document the country's 250th anniversary. Selected images may also be featured in town publications and online.
Old Lyme Closes Out $1.42 Million Emergency Operations Center Expansion With More Than Half Covered by Grants
The project received $798,000 in grant funding. About $30,000 in unused construction funds are expected to return to the town.
Old Lyme Residents Grapple With How to Preserve Identity While Planning for Housing Change
Residents weighing the future of residential development at a workshop this week debated whether protecting the town's identity means resisting change or guiding it.
Connecticut Port Authority Visits Old Lyme to Highlight Harbor Improvement Projects
A visit from Port Authority Director Michael O'Connor showcased improvements including navigation upgrades, an accessible public dock project and expansion of the town dock.
Could Drones Replace Old Lyme’s Town Fireworks? Officials Begin Discussion
Concerns about smoke, noise, debris and impacts on pets and wildlife prompted selectmen to begin exploring alternatives to the annual display.
World Series Hopes End for Shoreline Wildcats in Senior League Softball East Regional Championship
The Connecticut state champions fell one game short of a return trip to the Little League Senior League Softball World Series after a 7-5 loss to Pennsylvania.
Remote Viewing Added for Tonight’s Old Lyme Zoning Workshop
Can’t attend tonight’s workshop in person? The session will be available to watch online, though remote viewers will not be able to participate in the discussion.
Three Newly Installed River Buoys Destroyed in Old Lyme
Harbormaster Matthew Lynch said three buoys were intentionally cut. He's asking anyone with information to come forward.
Death Announced of Eugenie Tyler Copp of Old Lyme, Whose Life Spanned a Century of Change
Born in the 1920s, she knew the hardships of the Great Depression and World War II, and marvelled at unimaginable discoveries in science and technology.