Letter to the Editor: Solving Housing Requires Leadership
State Rep. Nick Menapace argues Connecticut communities have the tools to address housing shortages but must move beyond “a politics of impossibility” to use them.
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Letter to the Editor: Replacement of Felled Trees at Old Lyme Marketplace Questioned
A resident argues "the tree cutting situation at the Old Lyme Marketplace just keeps going from bad to worse."
Letter to the Editor: Unchecked Rent Increases Hurt Entire Communities
A southeastern Connecticut lawmaker calls for thinking beyond short-term fixes by expanding housing options that are stable, affordable and locally accountable.
Letter to the Editor: Living Among ‘Boats and Boat-people’ at Old Lyme Marina
A reader shares a bit of Old Lyme Marina history as he recalls fond memories of living there in the late 1960s.
Letter to the Editor: Early Birds and Hangers-On — Is This Nature’s New Schedule?
One reader asks for others to weigh in with their own observations on migration patterns.
Letter to the Editor: Did You Use Naviance? You Could Be Entitled to Money
A recent privacy lawsuit against the Naviance college planning platform alleges widespread data sharing without consent.
Letter to the Editor: Former Selectwoman Says Commission Appointment is Not in Best Interest of Town
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.
Letter to the Editor: Kudos to Old Lyme’s Public Works Team
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.
Letter to the Editor: Response to Smith Neck Road Owner on Zoning Appeal and Public Review
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.
Letter to the Editor: Smith Neck Road Property Owner Says Settlement Would Resolve Zoning Concerns and End Litigation
The homeowner touts scaled-back house plans and added buffers while arguing the commission must weigh the interests of the entire town.
Letter to the Editor: Replacement of Felled Trees at Old Lyme Marketplace Questioned
A resident argues "the tree cutting situation at the Old Lyme Marketplace just keeps going from bad to worse."
Letter to the Editor: Unchecked Rent Increases Hurt Entire Communities
A southeastern Connecticut lawmaker calls for thinking beyond short-term fixes by expanding housing options that are stable, affordable and locally accountable.
Letter to the Editor: Living Among ‘Boats and Boat-people’ at Old Lyme Marina
A reader shares a bit of Old Lyme Marina history as he recalls fond memories of living there in the late 1960s.
Letter to the Editor: Early Birds and Hangers-On — Is This Nature’s New Schedule?
One reader asks for others to weigh in with their own observations on migration patterns.
Letter to the Editor: Did You Use Naviance? You Could Be Entitled to Money
A recent privacy lawsuit against the Naviance college planning platform alleges widespread data sharing without consent.
Letter to the Editor: Former Selectwoman Says Commission Appointment is Not in Best Interest of Town
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.
Letter to the Editor: Kudos to Old Lyme’s Public Works Team
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.
Letter to the Editor: Response to Smith Neck Road Owner on Zoning Appeal and Public Review
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.
Letter to the Editor: Smith Neck Road Property Owner Says Settlement Would Resolve Zoning Concerns and End Litigation
The homeowner touts scaled-back house plans and added buffers while arguing the commission must weigh the interests of the entire town.