‘Phantom of the Opera’ Gets Old-Timey Treatment on Halloween in Old Lyme
Enjoy a free Oct. 31 screening of "The Phantom of the Opera," with live organ accompaniment by Robert Humphreville, at the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme.
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Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Shows Up for Neighbors
Describing public service as "no small commitment," former Lyme First Selectman David M. Lahm endorses Jane Wisialowski’s dedication to her community.
Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Is Compassionate Public Servant
Old Lyme DTC member Mary Jo Nosal cites Wisialowski’s local government experience, professional work helping vulnerable people and commitment to the 23rd District.
Old Lyme Zoning Survey Finds Support for Flexibility, Not Major Change
Residents want to preserve Old Lyme’s small-town feel by allowing accessory apartments, limiting data centers and ensuring a say in the future of Halls Road.
This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, Oct. 9-11
Art, live music, a veterans benefit and a dog-friendly fall festival are among the things to do this weekend.
Old Lyme Animal Shelter Hosts PAWtoberfest, Oct. 10
Enjoy live music, local vendors, food trucks and more from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. And bring your pooch!
In Old Lyme, Amtrak Pitches ‘Fresh Look’ at Rail Planning
An Amtrak official acknowledged lingering concerns over a nearly decade-old rail proposal and vowed to rebuild trust through public outreach before new recommendations are made.
Berke Wins as Campbell Falls Short in Third Region 18 School Board Bid
Democrat Devin Berke defeated Republican Brandy Campbell in Tuesday's special election, extending the Democratic Party’s hold on all nine seats.
Lyme’s Lisa Holmes Takes Farmers’ Stories From Field to Film
A documentary from Lyme resident Lisa Holmes digs into the challenges facing independent farmers and the changing landscape of American agriculture.
Letter to the Editor: Books Should Be ‘Windows, Mirrors and Sliding Glass Doors’
A retired school library director advocates for Devin Berke's approach to library policies and the importance of access to diverse books and perspectives.
Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Shows Up for Neighbors
Describing public service as "no small commitment," former Lyme First Selectman David M. Lahm endorses Jane Wisialowski’s dedication to her community.
Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Is Compassionate Public Servant
Old Lyme DTC member Mary Jo Nosal cites Wisialowski’s local government experience, professional work helping vulnerable people and commitment to the 23rd District.
Old Lyme Zoning Survey Finds Support for Flexibility, Not Major Change
Residents want to preserve Old Lyme’s small-town feel by allowing accessory apartments, limiting data centers and ensuring a say in the future of Halls Road.
This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, Oct. 9-11
Art, live music, a veterans benefit and a dog-friendly fall festival are among the things to do this weekend.
Old Lyme Animal Shelter Hosts PAWtoberfest, Oct. 10
Enjoy live music, local vendors, food trucks and more from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. And bring your pooch!
In Old Lyme, Amtrak Pitches ‘Fresh Look’ at Rail Planning
An Amtrak official acknowledged lingering concerns over a nearly decade-old rail proposal and vowed to rebuild trust through public outreach before new recommendations are made.
Berke Wins as Campbell Falls Short in Third Region 18 School Board Bid
Democrat Devin Berke defeated Republican Brandy Campbell in Tuesday's special election, extending the Democratic Party’s hold on all nine seats.
Lyme’s Lisa Holmes Takes Farmers’ Stories From Field to Film
A documentary from Lyme resident Lisa Holmes digs into the challenges facing independent farmers and the changing landscape of American agriculture.
Letter to the Editor: Books Should Be ‘Windows, Mirrors and Sliding Glass Doors’
A retired school library director advocates for Devin Berke's approach to library policies and the importance of access to diverse books and perspectives.