Rain Can’t Stop the 123rd Hamburg Fair
Since 1897, the Hamburg Fair has given visitors a chance to make new friends and reconnect with old ones. This year was no exception.
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Photographer Skip Hine Has Solo Exhibition at Garde Arts Center through September 25
This local Lyme photographer's solo show is now on view at New London's historic Garde.
Sound View Debate in Old Lyme Sends Beach Party to New London
A longtime Sound View gathering is moving to New London after officials raised concerns about loud music. One selectman is calling the response unwelcoming.
In Old Lyme, Town and Private Beach Associations Clash Over $1.5 Million Sewer Bill
The town says it never became a party to an agreement requiring it to share sewer project costs. Three beach associations disagree to the tune of $1.5 million.
Friday Night Fun Kicks Off Hamburg Fair Weekend
Got three friends and a competitive streak? Bring a team of four to the Hamburg Fair Tug of War Contest on Friday for a chance at $500.
Amtrak Embarks on New Study, Stoking Decade-Old Concerns as Old Lyme Officials Seek Answers
After being left out of a previous rail study that residents said would have devastated the town, Old Lyme officials want a seat at the table for Amtrak's new study of potential rail changes.
Nehantic Heritage Day to Explore Native American Role in Revolutionary War
John Pfeiffer, Ph.D., the Nehantic Tribal Historic Preservation Officer and Old Lyme's town historian, will help lead a tribute to Native American service in the Revolutionary War.
Explore the Craft of Writing With Janet Roach at Lyme Public Hall
Learn from Lyme's own Oscar-nominated screenwriter in this popular writing series that's sure to fill up fast.
Old Lyme Property Transactions, 8/18/26
The latest sales include the Old Lyme Shopping Center for $3.95 million, along with residential sales ranging from $375,000 to $1.3 million.
Radio Talk Host Lee Elci’s Challenge of Martha Marx is Complicated
CT Mirror Capitol Bureau Chief Mark Pazniokas examines the dynamics behind radio talk host Lee Elci’s challenge of incumbent state Sen. Martha Marx.
Photographer Skip Hine Has Solo Exhibition at Garde Arts Center through September 25
This local Lyme photographer's solo show is now on view at New London's historic Garde.
Sound View Debate in Old Lyme Sends Beach Party to New London
A longtime Sound View gathering is moving to New London after officials raised concerns about loud music. One selectman is calling the response unwelcoming.
In Old Lyme, Town and Private Beach Associations Clash Over $1.5 Million Sewer Bill
The town says it never became a party to an agreement requiring it to share sewer project costs. Three beach associations disagree to the tune of $1.5 million.
Friday Night Fun Kicks Off Hamburg Fair Weekend
Got three friends and a competitive streak? Bring a team of four to the Hamburg Fair Tug of War Contest on Friday for a chance at $500.
Amtrak Embarks on New Study, Stoking Decade-Old Concerns as Old Lyme Officials Seek Answers
After being left out of a previous rail study that residents said would have devastated the town, Old Lyme officials want a seat at the table for Amtrak's new study of potential rail changes.
Nehantic Heritage Day to Explore Native American Role in Revolutionary War
John Pfeiffer, Ph.D., the Nehantic Tribal Historic Preservation Officer and Old Lyme's town historian, will help lead a tribute to Native American service in the Revolutionary War.
Explore the Craft of Writing With Janet Roach at Lyme Public Hall
Learn from Lyme's own Oscar-nominated screenwriter in this popular writing series that's sure to fill up fast.
Old Lyme Property Transactions, 8/18/26
The latest sales include the Old Lyme Shopping Center for $3.95 million, along with residential sales ranging from $375,000 to $1.3 million.
Radio Talk Host Lee Elci’s Challenge of Martha Marx is Complicated
CT Mirror Capitol Bureau Chief Mark Pazniokas examines the dynamics behind radio talk host Lee Elci’s challenge of incumbent state Sen. Martha Marx.