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.
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From Rembrandt the Dog to LEGO Towers, Old Lyme’s Midsummer Festival Delivers a Day of Art-Inspired Fun
The celebration highlighted Old Lyme’s creative roots with art, LEGO challenges, a classic car show honoring Phil Parcak, live performances and hands-on environmental activities.
Lyme Veterans Committee Raises Betsy Ross Flags to Honor Revolutionary War Veterans
To mark America’s 250th anniversary, Lyme’s Veterans Memorial Committee raised Betsy Ross flags at nine landmarks honoring the town’s Revolutionary War veterans.
Death Announced of Arthur ‘Skip’ Beebe, of Old Lyme, Past Fire Chief and Lifelong Volunteer
Calling hours will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. July 20, with a memorial service at 11 a.m. July 21 at Shoreline Church in Old Lyme.
Old Lyme Midsummer Festival Returns July 25-26 With Fireworks, Music, Art, Cars and Community
The annual tradition kicks off with a free riverfront concert and continues with a full day of art, music, family activities, a classic car show, exhibitions, fireworks and more.
Threads of History: Missing Quilt Returns, New Mystery Emerges in Old Lyme
The long-lost bicentennial quilt created by Center School students has found its way back into the public.
Singer-Songwriter Jim Lampos to Perform at Nightingale’s Acoustic Café in Old Lyme, July 18
The nationally-recognized musician will play from his new album and debut several songs in support of the Lymes' Youth Service Bureau.
Summer Art Exhibitions Open July 24 at Lyme Art Association
Visitors can explore three exhibitions, meet artists at an Aug. 1 reception and view works ranging from hyperrealism to abstraction through Sept. 11.
Lyme, Old Lyme Conservationists Monitor Growing Spotted Lanternfly Presence
Spotted lanternflies are becoming more common in Lyme and Old Lyme. Conservation officials say public awareness will be key to limiting their spread.
UPDATED: Comptroller Scanlon to Hold Town Hall Forum at Lyme Public Hall, July 30
Connecticut Comptroller Sean Scanlon will bring his statewide listening tour to Lyme Public Hall on July 30 to hear from residents and share what he learned along the way.
From Rembrandt the Dog to LEGO Towers, Old Lyme’s Midsummer Festival Delivers a Day of Art-Inspired Fun
The celebration highlighted Old Lyme’s creative roots with art, LEGO challenges, a classic car show honoring Phil Parcak, live performances and hands-on environmental activities.
Lyme Veterans Committee Raises Betsy Ross Flags to Honor Revolutionary War Veterans
To mark America’s 250th anniversary, Lyme’s Veterans Memorial Committee raised Betsy Ross flags at nine landmarks honoring the town’s Revolutionary War veterans.
Death Announced of Arthur ‘Skip’ Beebe, of Old Lyme, Past Fire Chief and Lifelong Volunteer
Calling hours will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. July 20, with a memorial service at 11 a.m. July 21 at Shoreline Church in Old Lyme.
Old Lyme Midsummer Festival Returns July 25-26 With Fireworks, Music, Art, Cars and Community
The annual tradition kicks off with a free riverfront concert and continues with a full day of art, music, family activities, a classic car show, exhibitions, fireworks and more.
Threads of History: Missing Quilt Returns, New Mystery Emerges in Old Lyme
The long-lost bicentennial quilt created by Center School students has found its way back into the public.
Singer-Songwriter Jim Lampos to Perform at Nightingale’s Acoustic Café in Old Lyme, July 18
The nationally-recognized musician will play from his new album and debut several songs in support of the Lymes' Youth Service Bureau.
Summer Art Exhibitions Open July 24 at Lyme Art Association
Visitors can explore three exhibitions, meet artists at an Aug. 1 reception and view works ranging from hyperrealism to abstraction through Sept. 11.
Lyme, Old Lyme Conservationists Monitor Growing Spotted Lanternfly Presence
Spotted lanternflies are becoming more common in Lyme and Old Lyme. Conservation officials say public awareness will be key to limiting their spread.
UPDATED: Comptroller Scanlon to Hold Town Hall Forum at Lyme Public Hall, July 30
Connecticut Comptroller Sean Scanlon will bring his statewide listening tour to Lyme Public Hall on July 30 to hear from residents and share what he learned along the way.