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Newman Named New Executive Director at Lyme Art Association

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The Lyme Art Association (LAA) Board of Directors has announced the appointment of Joseph F. Newman as Executive Director of the LAA, effective Oct. 1.  Newman will be replacing Susan Ballek, who has accepted the position of Director and CEO of the Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, CT. Currently, Newman owns a private firm specializing in American fine art and rare book … [Read more...] about Newman Named New Executive Director at Lyme Art Association

SLDW Hosts Program on ‘Women, Equality & Power’

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The Shoreline League of Democratic Women (SLDW) will host a program titled "Women, Equality & Power" with guest speaker Theresa Younger -- the executive director of the Permanent Commission on the Status of Women -- on Thursday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m. at the Henry Carter Hull Library in Clinton, CT. There is no admission fee. Younger will discuss the State of the State for … [Read more...] about SLDW Hosts Program on ‘Women, Equality & Power’

New Board Chairman Elected at Mystic Seaport

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Mystic Seaport announced the election of J. Barclay Collins II as the new chairman of the Museum's board of trustees.  Collins was elected by the Museum's membership at their annual meeting on Sept. 27.  A longtime executive in the energy industry, Collins recently retired as the Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Hess Corporation. Prior to joining Hess, he was … [Read more...] about New Board Chairman Elected at Mystic Seaport

Stop & Shop Launches Pick-Up Service at East Lyme Store

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The Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. LLC, in partnership with its sister company Peapod, the leading internet grocer, has launched a new Pick-Up facility in East Lyme at its Super Stop & Shop at 248 Flanders Road East Lyme, CT 06333.  Shoppers can now order their groceries online for easy pick-up at the store and choose a one-hour pick-up time from morning through … [Read more...] about Stop & Shop Launches Pick-Up Service at East Lyme Store

Two Key Hirings Make it a New Day at the Old Lyme Inn

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Ever since starting his culinary career, Jason Apfelbaum had dreamed of running his own inn.  This summer, that dream came true when he was hired to be the new General Manager of the Old Lyme Inn. “When I saw the ad, I thought of it as the universe calling my name,” said Apfelbaum.  “Both the owners [Ken and Chris Kitchings] and I were keen on bringing the Inn to its full … [Read more...] about Two Key Hirings Make it a New Day at the Old Lyme Inn

Shoreline Democratic Women Host Season Kick-Off Event at Saybrook Pavilion

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The Shoreline League of Democratic Women (SLDW) hosts its 2013-14 Season Kick-off event on Friday, Sept. 6, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Pavilion at Saybrook Point, 150 College Street in Old Saybrook. Special guest speaker will be CT State Representative Diana Urban, 43rd District. All shoreline Democratic women are welcome to attend this free networking event. To RSVP, … [Read more...] about Shoreline Democratic Women Host Season Kick-Off Event at Saybrook Pavilion

Cappella Cantorum Men’s Chorus Gives Concert at ‘The Kate,’ Sept. 29

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The 30 voice Men’s Chorus of Cappella Cantorum returns to the stage at the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main St. in Old Saybrook, on Sunday, Sept. 29th at 3 p.m. Music features selections from Phantom of the Opera, a Civil War Medley, gospel, spirituals, and barbershop favorites by The Hill Top Four.  Barry Asch is the conductor with Deborah Lyon as … [Read more...] about Cappella Cantorum Men’s Chorus Gives Concert at ‘The Kate,’ Sept. 29

Country School Welcomes Families to Register for ‘Minds in Motion’ Gifted Student Enrichment Program, Oct. 5

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 The Country School hosts Minds in Motion, a student enrichment program featuring interactive, fast-paced, hands-on workshops for students in Kindergarten-8th Grade, on Saturday, Oct. 5, on the school’s 23-acre campus in Madison.  The event will also feature a program for parents and teachers. Minds in Motion, the Connecticut Association for the Gifted’s signature student … [Read more...] about Country School Welcomes Families to Register for ‘Minds in Motion’ Gifted Student Enrichment Program, Oct. 5

‘Summer Nights at Harkness,’ Featuring Duke Ellington, Moved to the Garde for This Evening’s Show

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Old Lyme resident Frank Bombaci, Sr., President of Bring Our Music Back, Inc., presents the final concert in the “Summer Nights at Harkness” series on Thursday evening.  The concert, which features Duke Ellington, has been moved to the Garde Arts Center in New London due to the inclement weather expected. The "Night at the Opera" concert, which had been planned for Aug. 15, … [Read more...] about ‘Summer Nights at Harkness,’ Featuring Duke Ellington, Moved to the Garde for This Evening’s Show

Old Saybrook Farmers Market Offers Crafts, Music, Fresh and Local Foods

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Since 1998 the Old Saybrook Farmer’s Market has offered Connecticut grown or made products and produce to an appreciative crowd, growing from two vendors in the first season to 24 in 2013. Open every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. through Oct. 30, vendors supply an abundance of high quality produce picked only hours before the market … [Read more...] about Old Saybrook Farmers Market Offers Crafts, Music, Fresh and Local Foods

Estuary Council Seeks New Executive Director

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The Estuary Council of Seniors, Inc, in Old Saybrook is seeking an Executive Director. They are looking for a proven leader with a passion for working with older people, with fund development, marketing and finance experience. Excellent communication skills, including networking, public speaking and the ability to work well with volunteers are also required. The full-time … [Read more...] about Estuary Council Seeks New Executive Director

Talking Transportation: Saving Money on Metro-North

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Whether you’re a daily commuter, an occasional day-tripper or have friends visiting from out of town this summer, everyone can save money when you go into NYC on Metro-North by following this time-tested advice: TRANSITCHEK:  See if your employer subscribes to this great service, which allows workers to buy up to $245 per month in transit using pre-tax dollars.  If you’re in … [Read more...] about Talking Transportation: Saving Money on Metro-North

Meet the Artists at the Inn at ‘Bee Inspired’ Event

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Today between 5 and 8 p.m., enjoy complimentary wine and cheese and tour the Bee and Thistle's dining and guest rooms to meet the artists whose work now fills the Inn's spaces. The artists who will be present include Adrien Broom, Pola Esther, Brian Keith Stephens, Thomas Caleb Goggans, Elizabeth Weiss, Jacques Pepin along with artists from The Cooley Gallery and Diane … [Read more...] about Meet the Artists at the Inn at ‘Bee Inspired’ Event

Second Annual Dance for Peace Features Dancers from Broadway and Beyond, Saturday

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Artists for World Peace presents the 2nd Annual Dance for Peace at The Kate, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook, on Saturday, June 29, at 8 p.m.  Inspired by the International Peace Belt and featuring some of the most gifted dancers and musicians from New York, Connecticut, Boston and Providence, this extraordinary performance benefits the scholarship programs and international … [Read more...] about Second Annual Dance for Peace Features Dancers from Broadway and Beyond, Saturday