Dig Into Colonial Roots of Lyme, Old Lyme and Neighboring Towns with Historian Bruce Stark, April 23
Stark revisits Lyme’s early history, when one town spanned four, with new insights as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.
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Death Announced of George Michael Graham Furgueson, U.S. Navy Veteran of Essex, Formerly of Lyme
The devoted husband, father and grandfather is remembered for his down-to-earth demeanor, humor, good cheer, warmth and height.
CT Senate Passes ‘Golden Girls’ Housing Bill with Backing From Martha Marx
A bipartisan Senate vote advances the “Golden Girls” bill, allowing homeowners to rent bedrooms by right. Lawmakers say it boosts affordability and property rights.
Lyme-Old Lyme Students Earn Top Honors in Shoreline Arts Show
Take a look at award-winning artwork from local students in Shoreline Arts Alliance’s annual high school exhibition.
Wildcat Roundup: April 13–17
This week's reports come from the Lyme-Old Lyme High School tennis, lacrosse and baseball teams.
Lyme Property Transactions, 4/17/26
A $3.25 million sale pushed the first-quarter average to $1.18 million, while the median held at $950,000.
Lyme Grange Sale Offers Plants, Pollinator Tips and More, May 9
Blooms, herbs and garden favorites will be available for purchase, and advice will be handed out for free, as the Lyme Grange hosts its annual plant sale rain or shine.
It’s Not Too Late to Apply: OLVNA Offers Scholarships for Future Health Care Professionals
Eligible Old Lyme and Lyme students pursuing health care degrees can submit scholarship applications through April 24.
Old Lyme Beach Sewer Project Could Break Ground by Summer
Construction could begin in June or July as three private beach associations move forward. Questions remain over how the town will react to state pressure on pollution issues.
Death Announced of George Michael Graham Furgueson, U.S. Navy Veteran of Essex, Formerly of Lyme
The devoted husband, father and grandfather is remembered for his down-to-earth demeanor, humor, good cheer, warmth and height.
CT Senate Passes ‘Golden Girls’ Housing Bill with Backing From Martha Marx
A bipartisan Senate vote advances the “Golden Girls” bill, allowing homeowners to rent bedrooms by right. Lawmakers say it boosts affordability and property rights.
Lyme-Old Lyme Students Earn Top Honors in Shoreline Arts Show
Take a look at award-winning artwork from local students in Shoreline Arts Alliance’s annual high school exhibition.
Wildcat Roundup: April 13–17
This week's reports come from the Lyme-Old Lyme High School tennis, lacrosse and baseball teams.
Lyme Property Transactions, 4/17/26
A $3.25 million sale pushed the first-quarter average to $1.18 million, while the median held at $950,000.
Lyme Grange Sale Offers Plants, Pollinator Tips and More, May 9
Blooms, herbs and garden favorites will be available for purchase, and advice will be handed out for free, as the Lyme Grange hosts its annual plant sale rain or shine.
It’s Not Too Late to Apply: OLVNA Offers Scholarships for Future Health Care Professionals
Eligible Old Lyme and Lyme students pursuing health care degrees can submit scholarship applications through April 24.
Old Lyme Beach Sewer Project Could Break Ground by Summer
Construction could begin in June or July as three private beach associations move forward. Questions remain over how the town will react to state pressure on pollution issues.