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David Rubino (D): Candidate for CT House of Representatives, 23rd District

October 26, 2020 by Admin

Biography I am a lawyer who has worked nationally and internationally for most of my career in support of people in need. I have operated at the highest levels of government globally, working with legislatures, parliaments and presidential administrations throughout the world. Currently I sit on the Old Lyme Economic Development Commission. I am a small business owner … [Read more...] about David Rubino (D): Candidate for CT House of Representatives, 23rd District

Martha Marx (D): Candidate for CT State Senate, 20th District

October 25, 2020 by Admin

Biography Martha Marx has been a resident of New London and a registered nurse for 30 years. She has the experience, energy, and dedication to be an effective leader and representative for our communities in Hartford. Martha’s responsiveness, wisdom, and empathy make her the best choice to be our next State Senator. A former New London City Council member, Martha led the … [Read more...] about Martha Marx (D): Candidate for CT State Senate, 20th District

Paul Formica (R): Candidate (Incumbent) for CT State Senate, 20th District

October 25, 2020 by Admin

Biography Paul Formica has served as state senator since 2015. He is the proud father of four grown children and has been owner and operator of Flanders Fish Market & Restaurant for 35 years. Paul is a co-founder of the Tourism Caucus and ranking member of the Appropriations Committee and Energy & Technology Committee. He has been an advocate for individuals with … [Read more...] about Paul Formica (R): Candidate (Incumbent) for CT State Senate, 20th District

Devin Carney (R): Candidate (Incumbent) for CT House of Representatives, 23rd District

October 25, 2020 by Admin

Biography I have served as State Representative since 2015. I currently serve on the Transportation, Finance, Revenue and Bonding, and Planning and Development Committees and various bipartisan caucuses. In the community I serve on the boards of The Kate and Old Saybrook Senior Housing, am a member of the Old Saybrook Rotary Club and the Old Saybrook and Lyme-Old Lyme … [Read more...] about Devin Carney (R): Candidate (Incumbent) for CT House of Representatives, 23rd District

Drive-Thru Flu Clinic Exercise Today at Waterford HS Offers Free Flu Shots for Adults

October 25, 2020 by Admin

WATERFORD -- Ledge Light Health District (LLHD) hosts its 9th annual Drive Thru to Beat the Flu clinic in the parking lot of Waterford High School located at 20 Rope Ferry Rd. in Waterford on Sunday, Oct. 25, from 12 to 2 p.m. while supplies last. All participants will be required to wear a mask, stay in their vehicle, and practice social distancing. Regular flu shots will be … [Read more...] about Drive-Thru Flu Clinic Exercise Today at Waterford HS Offers Free Flu Shots for Adults

Letter to the Editor: Clarifying the Contrasting Positions of Carney, Rubino on Critical Matters

October 25, 2020 by Betsy Groth

To the Editor: Human rights attorney Dave Rubino is challenging Devin Carney for the House of Representatives seat in the 23rd District.  Dave’s position on many social issues differs markedly from Devin’s.  As indicated on Dave’s campaign website, he supports: criminal justice reform; a strong social safety net; adequate paid family and medical leave; and a … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Clarifying the Contrasting Positions of Carney, Rubino on Critical Matters

One New Confirmed COVID Case in Lyme, Takes Total to 11; Old Lyme Stays Steady at 32 Cases, Including Two Fatalities

October 24, 2020 by Olwen Logan

LYME/OLD LYME -- Ledge Light Health District (LLHD) reported a new confirmed case of COVID-19 in Lyme in their COVID-19 summary for the week ending Oct. 23, which was published Friday evening. This latest cases in Lyme is a 51-year-old female. No new cases in Old Lyme were reported. The total number of cases in Lyme now rises to 11 and comprises five females and six … [Read more...] about One New Confirmed COVID Case in Lyme, Takes Total to 11; Old Lyme Stays Steady at 32 Cases, Including Two Fatalities

Lyme Street Invokes a ‘Little Whimsy’ with an Influx of ‘Fairy Doors’

October 23, 2020 by Olwen Logan

OLD LYME -- Take a stroll down Lyme Street this month, look very carefully and you will see all kinds of mystical, magical Fairy Houses tucked into trees, fancifully formed against fences and lingering on lawns. This little piece of wonderment has come about because, through Oct. 28, a variety of businesses, nonprofits, and private residences on Lyme Street has chosen to … [Read more...] about Lyme Street Invokes a ‘Little Whimsy’ with an Influx of ‘Fairy Doors’

Old Lyme Kindness Committee Names Christina Denison as its October Awardee

October 23, 2020 by Admin

OLD LYME -- The Town of Old Lyme Kindness committee has announced their October 2020 Kindness Awardee. This month the committee selected a community member, who has been going out of her way to spread smiles in town: Christina Denison. Denison, a resident who lives on Lyme Street, has a letter-sized plexiglass frame on the stonewall in front of her house which she uses every … [Read more...] about Old Lyme Kindness Committee Names Christina Denison as its October Awardee

Old Lyme Soccer Girls Continue Unbeaten Season With Win Over East Hampton

October 23, 2020 by Admin

LYME/OLD LYME -- The Old Lyme girls celebrated Senior Day Thursday afternoon with a 1-0 victory over East Hampton which, in turn, meant they retained their unbeaten record. After a scoreless first half, Emily DeRoehn headed in a ball off of a corner kick from Abby Manthous with 21:51 left on the clock. Wildcat goalie Sam Grey made eight saves. Old Lyme is now … [Read more...] about Old Lyme Soccer Girls Continue Unbeaten Season With Win Over East Hampton

Letter to the Editor: Rubino’s ‘Impressive and Diverse’ Experience Would Bring ‘Sophisticated Insight’ to State Rep. Position

October 23, 2020 by Alison C. Mitchell

To the Editor: An oft-repeated family mantra is “Think globally, act locally.” This is one reason I, an octogenarian, have already voted for Dave Rubino, State Representative Candidate, District 23. This young man impresses me as a solid citizen, and Old Lyme is lucky that he and his family decided to make our town his home after an impressive and diverse career as a … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Rubino’s ‘Impressive and Diverse’ Experience Would Bring ‘Sophisticated Insight’ to State Rep. Position

A la Carte: Mushrooms by the Million? Soup is the Solution!

October 22, 2020 by Admin

This weekend, friends from Lyme offered a pound of freshly picked shiitake mushrooms for eight dollars a pound. I asked if I could get two. So this is a very short paragraph ... I am going to give you two mushroom soup recipes, both of which are incredible. You can use shiitake mushrooms (whose woody stems should be discarded), cremini, or other varieties. One is easy; … [Read more...] about A la Carte: Mushrooms by the Million? Soup is the Solution!

Will We Win? LION Awards to be Announced Tonight

October 22, 2020 by Admin

OLD LYME -- Local Independent Online (LION) Publishers are holding their 2020 Awards Ceremony this evening and LymeLine.com has been nominated for the Solo Publisher of the Year. The event should have been held in Seattle, Wash., but is now being held virtually. If you would like to watch the event, it's free but you need to register here to receive the link. The … [Read more...] about Will We Win? LION Awards to be Announced Tonight

Gardening Tips from ‘The English Lady’ for October — a Month of Soft Sunshine, Consummate Color

October 22, 2020 by Maureen Haseley-Jones

Welcome to October everyone. I love gentle breezes of all and soft sunshine and the foliage colors are breathtaking. The soil is still warm and you can plant until the first week of November.  In fact, early November is a great time to plant spring bulbs. You also have time over the next few weeks to divide summer blooming perennials, which have been in the ground for … [Read more...] about Gardening Tips from ‘The English Lady’ for October — a Month of Soft Sunshine, Consummate Color

Public Info Session on Proposed Sidewalks in Sound View Slated for This Evening

October 21, 2020 by Admin

OLD LYME -- The Town of Old Lyme has received a Community Connectivity Grant from the State of Connecticut Department of Transportation (CT DOT) to fund the construction of new sidewalks on Hartford Ave. and Rte. 156 (Shore Rd.) This is primarily a safety project, designed to provide new walkways for pedestrians to safely access the Sound View gateway, beach area, and local … [Read more...] about Public Info Session on Proposed Sidewalks in Sound View Slated for This Evening

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