This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, July 4 & 5
Happy Fourth of July! From waterfront marches and a boat parade to community picnics and America 250 festivities, Lyme and Old Lyme are ready to celebrate all weekend.
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Latest in Old Lyme
Region 18 School Board Approves New Three-Year Superintendent of Schools Contract With Added Pension, Retirement Benefits
The regional school board approved a new three-year contract for Superintendent Ian Neviaser that adds benefits to a previously set salary increase.
Old Lyme Sets Ground Rules for New State Housing Law
Amid a state law allowing housing in commercial zones without a public hearing, the Zoning Commission approved regulations governing how it applies locally.
Lymes’ Senior Center Summer Concert Series Returns Thursdays in July
All ages from all over are invited to the Lymes' Senior Center for free concerts spanning Doo Wop to pop through July 30.
Golfers Invited to Hit the Links for Old Lyme Learning Center
Golfers and sponsors are invited to support the Old Lyme Children’s Learning Center during its Aug. 6 fundraiser at Lyman Orchards Golf Course.
Treasures Await at 88th Annual White Elephant Sale, July 10 & 11
It's the "sale to beat all garage and rummage sales," according to the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme.
Patriotism Floats at Rogers Lake 7th Annual Boat Parade, July 4
Whether you're competing for the trophy or watching from shore, the boat parade promises a festive and patriotic July 4 in this semiquincentennial year.
Red, White and Blue in Sound View: Independence Day Parade Set for Saturday
Decorated bikes, golf carts, marchers and general revelry will take to the streets as part of the annual Sound View Beach tradition.
Old Lyme to Celebrate America 250 with Food, Music and Community at Town Picnic, July 5
Hear ye, hear ye: Old Lyme residents are invited to gather at Town Woods Park for an afternoon of music, merriment, games and community harking back to 1776.
Letter to the Editor: Alternate Michael Barnes Seeks Appointment to Vacant Seat on Old Lyme Zoning Commission
"It is my passion for this town, where I grew up, went to school, and am now raising my own young family, that drives me to protect what we have," Barnes writes.
Region 18 School Board Approves New Three-Year Superintendent of Schools Contract With Added Pension, Retirement Benefits
The regional school board approved a new three-year contract for Superintendent Ian Neviaser that adds benefits to a previously set salary increase.
Old Lyme Sets Ground Rules for New State Housing Law
Amid a state law allowing housing in commercial zones without a public hearing, the Zoning Commission approved regulations governing how it applies locally.
Lymes’ Senior Center Summer Concert Series Returns Thursdays in July
All ages from all over are invited to the Lymes' Senior Center for free concerts spanning Doo Wop to pop through July 30.
Golfers Invited to Hit the Links for Old Lyme Learning Center
Golfers and sponsors are invited to support the Old Lyme Children’s Learning Center during its Aug. 6 fundraiser at Lyman Orchards Golf Course.
Treasures Await at 88th Annual White Elephant Sale, July 10 & 11
It's the "sale to beat all garage and rummage sales," according to the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme.
Patriotism Floats at Rogers Lake 7th Annual Boat Parade, July 4
Whether you're competing for the trophy or watching from shore, the boat parade promises a festive and patriotic July 4 in this semiquincentennial year.
Red, White and Blue in Sound View: Independence Day Parade Set for Saturday
Decorated bikes, golf carts, marchers and general revelry will take to the streets as part of the annual Sound View Beach tradition.
Old Lyme to Celebrate America 250 with Food, Music and Community at Town Picnic, July 5
Hear ye, hear ye: Old Lyme residents are invited to gather at Town Woods Park for an afternoon of music, merriment, games and community harking back to 1776.
Letter to the Editor: Alternate Michael Barnes Seeks Appointment to Vacant Seat on Old Lyme Zoning Commission
"It is my passion for this town, where I grew up, went to school, and am now raising my own young family, that drives me to protect what we have," Barnes writes.