Old Saybrook Republican Barbara Labriola Announces Bid for 23rd House District
Barbara Labriola, a three-term treasurer in Old Saybrook, said she will bring her local focus on transparency and fiscal responsibility to Hartford.
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Popular Lecture Series Examines Suffrage, Immigration and the Environment in Final Sessions on ‘Freedom’
Guests at the lecture series can explore history, mingle during receptions and access museum galleries before each talk on freedom and society.
Duck River Garden Club to Host Native Seed Workshop, March 18
Discover the art of native seed saving at the Duck River Garden Club’s March program. Learn collection, storage, and propagation techniques.
After Another Standout Year, Wildcats Look Ahead Following State Tournament Loss
Head coach Brady Sheffield put it this way: “We picked the wrong night to have a bad night, and unfortunately that is what happens sometimes in sports ..."
Lyme Academy to Open Exhibit of 19th- and Early 20th-Century French Bronzes March 20
Lyme Academy of Fine Arts opens “The New Bronze Age” March 20, featuring French bronze sculptures from the era when the art form became accessible to the middle class.
Hospice Program Recruiting Volunteers and Veteran Companions
Volunteers are needed for companionship, respite opportunities, veteran-to-veteran support and more.
After Months of Debate, Blue and Gold Star Plaques Get OK at Town Hall
The Duck River Garden Club can now order Blue and Gold Star memorial markers in time to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary in July.
Joel Barlow Ends Lyme-Old Lyme’s State Tournament Run
The Wildcats’ strong season came to a halt Monday with a 51–46 loss to Joel Barlow High School. Stay tuned for a full game story.
Motor Vehicles Drive Lyme’s 2025 Tax Increase, Top 10 Taxpayers Revealed
Assessor Jen Thomas said Lyme’s 2025 grand list rose 1.1% to $718.12 million, driven largely by more cars on the tax rolls and changes to the way they are taxed.
State Rep. Devin Carney Announces He Won’t Seek Reelection After Six Terms
He said he plans to serve the remainder of his term through January, after which his life as a newlywed and business owner promises a new direction for the 12-year state representative.
Popular Lecture Series Examines Suffrage, Immigration and the Environment in Final Sessions on ‘Freedom’
Guests at the lecture series can explore history, mingle during receptions and access museum galleries before each talk on freedom and society.
Duck River Garden Club to Host Native Seed Workshop, March 18
Discover the art of native seed saving at the Duck River Garden Club’s March program. Learn collection, storage, and propagation techniques.
After Another Standout Year, Wildcats Look Ahead Following State Tournament Loss
Head coach Brady Sheffield put it this way: “We picked the wrong night to have a bad night, and unfortunately that is what happens sometimes in sports ..."
Lyme Academy to Open Exhibit of 19th- and Early 20th-Century French Bronzes March 20
Lyme Academy of Fine Arts opens “The New Bronze Age” March 20, featuring French bronze sculptures from the era when the art form became accessible to the middle class.
Hospice Program Recruiting Volunteers and Veteran Companions
Volunteers are needed for companionship, respite opportunities, veteran-to-veteran support and more.
After Months of Debate, Blue and Gold Star Plaques Get OK at Town Hall
The Duck River Garden Club can now order Blue and Gold Star memorial markers in time to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary in July.
Joel Barlow Ends Lyme-Old Lyme’s State Tournament Run
The Wildcats’ strong season came to a halt Monday with a 51–46 loss to Joel Barlow High School. Stay tuned for a full game story.
Motor Vehicles Drive Lyme’s 2025 Tax Increase, Top 10 Taxpayers Revealed
Assessor Jen Thomas said Lyme’s 2025 grand list rose 1.1% to $718.12 million, driven largely by more cars on the tax rolls and changes to the way they are taxed.
State Rep. Devin Carney Announces He Won’t Seek Reelection After Six Terms
He said he plans to serve the remainder of his term through January, after which his life as a newlywed and business owner promises a new direction for the 12-year state representative.