The workshop, part of Old Lyme’s zoning rewrite process, will give residents a chance to share their views in the third installment of a series covering different areas of the regulations.
The letter argues taxpayers would be better off keeping money in their own accounts instead of contributing to an ever-growing town surplus.
Michael Nyberg's award-winning invention led to a patent, a company and a mosquito-control device now used in the U.S. and abroad.
The Lyme-Old Lyme VFW's annual benefit dinner on Oct. 10 will feature dinner, music and a mystery box fundraiser supporting veterans' programs and services.
Starting Oct. 10 and 11, the season will celebrate traditions and influences that have shaped American music.
A draft policy would cap the town’s rainy day fund at 30% of annual spending, which officials said would leave about $2.6 million to put toward projects, tax relief or other needs.
The free community event is intended to remember those affected by the attacks and tell the story of a defining moment in American history to younger generations.
Lauren Fulara is one of more than 200 Connecticut students advancing in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Old Lyme officials are working with RiverCOG to determine future housing needs as the town builds a team to navigate the new law.
A service celebrating the life of former Lyme and Old Lyme resident Jane Webb D’Arista will be held at the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme.
