Republican candidate for State Representative, Devin Carney, has announced that he has raised $6,285 from 205 donors across the 23rd District, which includes Lyme, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook, and Westbrook. His campaign will qualify for funding through the Citizen’s Clean Election Program, which requires ‘public support’ from 150 donors in the four towns represented by the 23rd … [Read more...] about Republican State Rep. Candidate Carney Reaches Fundraising Milestone
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U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy Tours ‘The Preserve’ in Old Saybrook
U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) joined representatives from the Trust for Public Land and the Connecticut Fund for the Environment, and about 40 other environmentalists and town officials on Thursday afternoon on a short guided tour of 'The Preserve' in Old Saybrook. The Trust for Public Land is currently working with the towns of Old Saybrook, Essex and Westbrook to … [Read more...] about U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy Tours ‘The Preserve’ in Old Saybrook
Chester Historical Society Hosts Silent Auction Event, Saturday
Dipping back into Chester’s roots as a manufacturing town, the Chester Historical Society has created its fourth challenge for area artists, sculptors, photographers, engineers, and all others with a creative mind. This spring’s creative challenge is named “Unearthed in Chester,” because it is based on flat, rusted iron pieces found buried in an early Chester Center property … [Read more...] about Chester Historical Society Hosts Silent Auction Event, Saturday
Stone Announces Candidacy for Giuliano’s Seat
Democrat Mary Stone of Old Lyme will formally announce her candidacy for State Representative of the 23rd district of the Connecticut General Assembly next Friday. The 23rd District includes the towns of Old Saybrook, Old Lyme, Lyme, along with coastal Westbrook. The seat is currently held by Republican Marilyn Giuliano, who has served for six terms and recently announced … [Read more...] about Stone Announces Candidacy for Giuliano’s Seat
Essex Savings Bank Reflects on Successful Year at Annual Meeting
Essex Savings Bank held its semi-annual Trustees’ Meeting Monday, Jan. 27, at the Bank’s Plains Road corporate office in Essex. Bank Chairman Douglas Paul welcomed the attendees and stated that he was proud to preside at the completion of the Bank’s 162nd year. Gregory R. Shook, President and CEO, reported on the Bank’s performance for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2013 … [Read more...] about Essex Savings Bank Reflects on Successful Year at Annual Meeting
Trust for Public Land Offers Rare Opportunity to Hike ‘The Preserve’ Today
The Trust for Public Land (TPL) offers two more public hikes in the 1,000 acre 'Preserve' today, Saturday, Jan. 11, at 10 a.m. and noon. The public is not usually allowed access to the privately-owned 1,000 acre forest, so take advantage of this opportunity to see the property for the first time, or discover something new in the ever changing woods. The hikes scheduled … [Read more...] about Trust for Public Land Offers Rare Opportunity to Hike ‘The Preserve’ Today
No More Silence: Local Moms to Honor Newtown Anniversary in Hartford This Afternoon
12/14 Update -- Event Cancelled Due to Storm: On Saturday, Dec. 14, moms and others who support the same goals will gather at over 50 events in more than 35 states to honor the victims of the tragedy in Newtown and the thousands of Americans lost to gun violence every year. All events will include a communal bell-ringing to remember the victims and to show resolve to never … [Read more...] about No More Silence: Local Moms to Honor Newtown Anniversary in Hartford This Afternoon
College Hosts Nationally Acclaimed Artist/Author Sharon Louden Tonight
Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts hosts nationally acclaimed artist and author Sharon Louden, who will give a talk and a book-signing at the College on Tuesday, Dec. 10. Louden will discuss her new book, ‘Living & Sustaining a Creative Life: 40 Artist Essays,’ at 7 p.m. after a reception with wine and hors d’oeuvres at 6 p.m. Louden’s talk will take the form of a … [Read more...] about College Hosts Nationally Acclaimed Artist/Author Sharon Louden Tonight
Early Childhood Music, Movement Classes Offered at Nightingale’s Acoustic Café, Friday
Sweet Beats Family Music classes for children from birth to pre-school and their caregivers will be offered this Friday, Nov. 22 and next Friday, Nov. 29, from 10 to 11 a.m. The classes will be hosted by MusicNow Foundation, Inc. in cooperation with master teacher, Eleanor Robinson at Nightingale’s Acoustic Café, located at 68 Lyme Street, Old Lyme. With years of … [Read more...] about Early Childhood Music, Movement Classes Offered at Nightingale’s Acoustic Café, Friday
Dock & Dine Closing, Reopening Next Year at New Elevation, Public Invited to Sign Dock Planks Thru 10/30
Dock & Dine Restaurant at Saybrook Point is celebrating their “last hurrah” at an elevation 4.5 ft. above sea-level. Now through Oct. 30, this family-owned restaurant is open every day at 11:30 a.m. until closing for demolition and construction of a new restaurant at a new elevation of 15 ft. above sea-level. During these final days, friends and fans are invited to help … [Read more...] about Dock & Dine Closing, Reopening Next Year at New Elevation, Public Invited to Sign Dock Planks Thru 10/30
Shoreline Democratic Women Host Season Kick-Off Event at Saybrook Pavilion
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
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
‘Mark Twain’ Rides Aboard Essex Steam Train Today
Mark Twain will create a unique experience aboard the Essex Steam Train & Riverboat today, riding along and interacting with visitors. The “Passengers from the Past” experience is new this year, and is designed to take passengers back in time alongside popular historic figures. This special visits will take place Sunday, Aug. 25. Previous visitors aboard the train … [Read more...] about ‘Mark Twain’ Rides Aboard Essex Steam Train Today
Old Saybrook Farmers Market Offers Crafts, Music, Fresh and Local Foods
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
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