Old Lyme Early Voting Draws Nearly 40% of Registered Voters
Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas visited Old Lyme Monday to thank election officials. She heard from them about early voting turnout and bipartisan cooperation.
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Lyme-Old Lyme High School’s ECOS Club Works To Maintain Trails, Protect Natural Order
Lyme-Old Lyme High School students plant native shrubs, tend local trails and harvest sweet potatoes through the ECOS Club’s environmental stewardship efforts.
Old Lyme to Dedicate Blue Star, Gold Star Memorials, Nov. 7
The ceremony will unveil memorial markers honoring military service members and families who lost loved ones in service to the nation.
No Tricks, Just Treats on Lyme Street
Costumed crowds filled Lyme Street for Old Lyme's annual Halloween tradition as Amtrak representatives resurrected a rail planning study that has long haunted residents.
Lyme-Old Lyme High School Stages Interactive Murder Mystery, Nov. 6-7
"Murder in the House of Horrors" invites audience members to question suspects and guess the killer.
Point O’ Woods Receives $107,500 Grant for Channel Dredging
The dredging will maintain fire department access to Long Island Sound and protect water flow to a nearby nature preserve, the association said.
After Years in Search and Rescue, Trooper Takes on New Role in Old Lyme
Connecticut State Police Trooper Garrett Boehm brings 18 years of law enforcement experience, including nearly a decade working with a K-9 partner.
Lymes’ Senior Center Hosts Health & Resource Expo, Nov. 5
Explore local health services, wellness resources and retirement planning at a free, senior-focused expo open to all ages at Lymes’ Senior Center.
Amtrak Study Offers Spooky Opportunity for Public Input on Lyme Street, Oct. 31
Residents can share input on Amtrak’s rail planning study at a Halloween pop-up in Old Lyme and an open house in Groton on Nov. 5.
Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Walks the Walk
An Old Lyme writer highlights Jane Wisialowski’s hands-on service to vulnerable residents and her record of turning a commitment to others into action.
Lyme-Old Lyme High School’s ECOS Club Works To Maintain Trails, Protect Natural Order
Lyme-Old Lyme High School students plant native shrubs, tend local trails and harvest sweet potatoes through the ECOS Club’s environmental stewardship efforts.
Old Lyme to Dedicate Blue Star, Gold Star Memorials, Nov. 7
The ceremony will unveil memorial markers honoring military service members and families who lost loved ones in service to the nation.
No Tricks, Just Treats on Lyme Street
Costumed crowds filled Lyme Street for Old Lyme's annual Halloween tradition as Amtrak representatives resurrected a rail planning study that has long haunted residents.
Lyme-Old Lyme High School Stages Interactive Murder Mystery, Nov. 6-7
"Murder in the House of Horrors" invites audience members to question suspects and guess the killer.
Point O’ Woods Receives $107,500 Grant for Channel Dredging
The dredging will maintain fire department access to Long Island Sound and protect water flow to a nearby nature preserve, the association said.
After Years in Search and Rescue, Trooper Takes on New Role in Old Lyme
Connecticut State Police Trooper Garrett Boehm brings 18 years of law enforcement experience, including nearly a decade working with a K-9 partner.
Lymes’ Senior Center Hosts Health & Resource Expo, Nov. 5
Explore local health services, wellness resources and retirement planning at a free, senior-focused expo open to all ages at Lymes’ Senior Center.
Amtrak Study Offers Spooky Opportunity for Public Input on Lyme Street, Oct. 31
Residents can share input on Amtrak’s rail planning study at a Halloween pop-up in Old Lyme and an open house in Groton on Nov. 5.
Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Walks the Walk
An Old Lyme writer highlights Jane Wisialowski’s hands-on service to vulnerable residents and her record of turning a commitment to others into action.