Lyme-Old Lyme Food Share Garden Support Runs Deep with $10,000 Donation from United Way
A $10,000 United Way donation comes as volunteers work to install a dedicated well so they can better keep fresh produce on the tables of families in need.
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Plein Air, Van Gogh and More at Lyme Art Association
The annual Paint the Town event returns Aug. 29, followed by a lineup of fall exhibitions, art classes, a one-man Van Gogh play and more.
Lyme, Old Lyme Seek to Balance New Police Restrictions With Election Safety on Primary Day
New state restrictions limited police presence near polling places Tuesday, but Lyme and Old Lyme election officials haven't stopped working closely with local law enforcement.
Lamont Sweeps Lyme and Old Lyme in Democratic Primary
Gov. Ned Lamont won more than twice as many votes as challenger Josh Elliott in Lyme and Old Lyme Tuesday.
Lyme-Old Lyme Basketball Coach Brady Sheffield Leaving for Mitchell College
After three seasons and a state championship at Lyme-Old Lyme, Brady Sheffield is moving to the college ranks as an assistant coach at Mitchell College.
Kids Can Take the Stage With PBS KIDS’ ‘Mr. Steve’ at Hamburg Fair
The Lymes' Youth Service Bureau is seeking children to join the Hamburg Fair Singers alongside SteveSongs, known as “Mr. Steve” from PBS KIDS.
Old Lyme’s Chase Gilbert Directs Gatorade Grant to Ticks Lacrosse
Ticks Lacrosse will receive a $1,000 Gatorade Community Grant from Chase Gilbert, who says her years with the program helped put her on track for a record-setting high school running career.
Lymes’ Senior Center to host free “Sun-Sational Summer Soirée,” Aug. 7
The event provides guests ages 55+ with music, charcuterie, dancing, games and a chance to meet new people. Pre-registration is required.
Death Announced of Catherine Jeanne Spencer of Lyme, Scholar and Teacher
The longtime Connecticut College professor and French literature scholar, who called Lyme home for many years, died July 27 at age 75.
Early Voting Starts for Democratic Primary in Lyme and Old Lyme
Here’s what Lyme and Old Lyme voters need to know about early voting, eligibility and new election procedures.
Plein Air, Van Gogh and More at Lyme Art Association
The annual Paint the Town event returns Aug. 29, followed by a lineup of fall exhibitions, art classes, a one-man Van Gogh play and more.
Lyme, Old Lyme Seek to Balance New Police Restrictions With Election Safety on Primary Day
New state restrictions limited police presence near polling places Tuesday, but Lyme and Old Lyme election officials haven't stopped working closely with local law enforcement.
Lamont Sweeps Lyme and Old Lyme in Democratic Primary
Gov. Ned Lamont won more than twice as many votes as challenger Josh Elliott in Lyme and Old Lyme Tuesday.
Lyme-Old Lyme Basketball Coach Brady Sheffield Leaving for Mitchell College
After three seasons and a state championship at Lyme-Old Lyme, Brady Sheffield is moving to the college ranks as an assistant coach at Mitchell College.
Kids Can Take the Stage With PBS KIDS’ ‘Mr. Steve’ at Hamburg Fair
The Lymes' Youth Service Bureau is seeking children to join the Hamburg Fair Singers alongside SteveSongs, known as “Mr. Steve” from PBS KIDS.
Old Lyme’s Chase Gilbert Directs Gatorade Grant to Ticks Lacrosse
Ticks Lacrosse will receive a $1,000 Gatorade Community Grant from Chase Gilbert, who says her years with the program helped put her on track for a record-setting high school running career.
Lymes’ Senior Center to host free “Sun-Sational Summer Soirée,” Aug. 7
The event provides guests ages 55+ with music, charcuterie, dancing, games and a chance to meet new people. Pre-registration is required.
Death Announced of Catherine Jeanne Spencer of Lyme, Scholar and Teacher
The longtime Connecticut College professor and French literature scholar, who called Lyme home for many years, died July 27 at age 75.
Early Voting Starts for Democratic Primary in Lyme and Old Lyme
Here’s what Lyme and Old Lyme voters need to know about early voting, eligibility and new election procedures.