Judith Read raises concerns about legal costs, unresolved disputes, and the decision to appoint someone involved in a threatened lawsuit that names her, among others.
A resident writes in with praise for the town's handling of last week's winter storm under the leadership of Public Works Director Ed Adanti.
A Smith Neck Road neighbor reiterates calls to make public a revised plan for a controversial riverfront home before the Zoning Commission votes on a legal settlement.
The homeowner touts scaled-back house plans and added buffers while arguing the commission must weigh the interests of the entire town.
The resident argues a proposed legal settlement bypasses public review and standard zoning procedures in the case of a large, riverfront home denied by the commission a year ago.
First published in The New York Sun in 1897, “Is There a Santa Claus?” became one of the most widely reprinted editorials in American history. LymeLine joins the tradition 128 years later as proof that the magic of childhood, Santa Claus and newspapers endures.
Is Old Lyme’s proposed sewer system affordable or necessary? A resident raises legal, financial, and development concerns as she urges voters to take a closer look.
Ahead of the referendum, the WPCA chairman disputes sewer cost claims, warns of state enforcement if voters say no, and argues the project is essential for Sound View’s future as seas rise.
A resident questions whether Old Lyme’s sewer proposal looks beyond Sound View, warning the plan lacks a townwide vision and enough information for voters facing a major decision at the upcoming referendum.
A WPCA member calls Old Lyme’s sewer project a looming financial “monster" and warns the upcoming referendum could set a costly precedent townwide.
