To the Editor: The public deserves answers when a candidate for political office makes questionable decisions. I think it’s only fair that we deserve an answer from Victoria Lanier regarding her inaccurate and misleading filings to the Citizen's Clean Election Program. Lanier’s campaign failed to show expenses towards campaign buttons, campaign flyers, campaign palm … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Lanier’s Revision of Campaign Filings Raises Concerns
Letterto the Editor: Lanier Has Extensive Political Experience, Unlike Opponent Carney
To the Editor: Republicans have a choice August 12th, between an experienced, accomplished representative in Vicki Lanier, and a professionally and politically inexperienced option in Devin Carney. Hartford is not the place for the most basic civic training in an important job as our state representative. Ms. Lanier is a successful family law and business advocate, among … [Read more...] about Letterto the Editor: Lanier Has Extensive Political Experience, Unlike Opponent Carney
Dear Cammy: Making Up is Hard to Do
Dear Cammy,My friends and I got into a fight then we made up. But now all they do is ignore me and tell me that I'm wrong. I really need help. What should I do? Lonely and AloneDear Lonely and Alone,I'm sorry to here that you're friends and you got into a fight. One thing that I do know from experience is that getting over a fight is never easy. Looking over your … [Read more...] about Dear Cammy: Making Up is Hard to Do
Letter to the Editor: Carney Can be Trusted to Work for the People
To the Editor: Joe Bruno, there you go again, playing fast and loose with the facts. Devin Carney recently accepted a debate, pending the results of a primary, with the Westbrook Council of Beaches for the general election. He doesn't step away from a challenge, but this particular “debate” you were referring to was being planned by Tim Griswold. Yes, the same Tim … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Carney Can be Trusted to Work for the People
Letter to the Editor: Lanier is Better Choice; Has Experience, Strong Credentials
To the Editor: Vicki Lanier is the better choice for Republican voters when we vote for our candidate to be State Representative of the 23rd District in the August 12th Primary. She was elected to the Lyme/Old Lyme School Board. She owns a successful small business and is a family law attorney who interfaces with many State agencies. She is a fourth generation resident of Old … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Lanier is Better Choice; Has Experience, Strong Credentials
Two New Exhibitions on Show at LAA
The Lyme Art Association, (LAA) presents an exhibition celebrating landscape, still life, and figurative scenes captured on canvas and in sculpture on view from Aug, 1 through Sept. 20, 2014. The August Light: Summer Painting and Sculpture Exhibition for Members is on view in the Association’s three front galleries. A separate juried show, Pastel Brilliance, in the Goodman … [Read more...] about Two New Exhibitions on Show at LAA
A Closer Look at the Sound View Bike Path, Revitalization Project
In a recent interview with LymeLine, Old Lyme First Selectwoman Bonnie Reemsnyder stated, “The Old Lyme town government has been attempting to pursue renovations of the Sound View beach since May of 2013." The desired outcome of the renovations will be a bike path that leads from exit 70 on the Baldwin Bridge following I-95, down Rte. 156 to Hartford Avenue. This will lead … [Read more...] about A Closer Look at the Sound View Bike Path, Revitalization Project
Miller’s Eagle Scout Project Restores Hamburg Fair’s Animal Ring to Former Glory
Visitors at this year’s Hamburg Fair on Aug. 15, 16 and 17, will see that the animal ring where the horse and oxen competitions are held has been refurbished. Life Scout Matthew M. Miller of BSA Troop 26 of Lyme and Old Lyme led approximately 25 people over the weekend of June 14-15 as part of his Eagle Scout Project to repair the ring that was in desperate need of … [Read more...] about Miller’s Eagle Scout Project Restores Hamburg Fair’s Animal Ring to Former Glory
Pasta Dinner Saturday at Shoreline Community Center, Sound View
There will be a Pasta Dinner on Saturday, Aug. 9, at the Shoreline Community Center, 39 Hartford Ave., Old Lyme. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the event ends at 8 p.m. Enjoy delicious fresh pasta, meatballs, fresh salad, bread, desserts, and coffee. All you can eat. Walk-ins welcome. Admission adults $12, children under 8 years $6. Tickets available at door or call … [Read more...] about Pasta Dinner Saturday at Shoreline Community Center, Sound View
Letter to the Editor: Similarities to Giuliano Make Lanier Best Candidate to Fill Giuliano’s Shoes
To the Editor: For a seamless transition to elect a new State Rep in the 23rd District, Republican voters should consider the similarities between the retiring Marilyn Giuliano and Vicki Lanier when voting on August 12th. Both are long-time Republicans with experience in elected office before running for state rep; Vicki was treasurer on Region 18 Board of Ed; Marilyn was … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Similarities to Giuliano Make Lanier Best Candidate to Fill Giuliano’s Shoes
Letter to the Editor: Carney Has the Character to Continue Giuliano’s Work as State Rep.
To the Editor: Devin Carney is a great choice to be our next State Representative for the 23rd District and we will proudly vote for him in the Republican primary on August 12th. Marilyn Giuliano has held this seat for 12 years and it is important the next person represents us with the same passion as she has. We believe Devin is that person. Devin is committed to the … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Carney Has the Character to Continue Giuliano’s Work as State Rep.
Letter to the Editor: Carney Understands Cost Challenges of Connecticut Living
To the Editor: As a newly registered voter, I am very much looking forward to casting my first vote for Devin Carney for State Representative on August 12th. My generation (and many others) understands that we need to have strong representatives who want to focus on improving opportunities here in Connecticut. I hope that when I graduate from UConn, I will be able to find … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Carney Understands Cost Challenges of Connecticut Living
Letter to the Editor: After Declining Debate, Carney Now Needs to Offer More Details About Candidacy
To the Editor: Unlike some residents of the 23rd District, clairvoyance is not my strong point. I felt compelled to study the candidate's most recent literature for more information about his professional background, and his solutions to problems he has identified that need correction. After reviewing the material, I believe that the candidate still has no experience in … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: After Declining Debate, Carney Now Needs to Offer More Details About Candidacy
Paving for Lyme Building Project Scheduled for This Week
The contractors will be paving the new drives and parking areas for the Lyme Town Hall and library this week. Paving will take place in two phases. The new entrance and library parking will be paved first, and the town hall lot will follow. Lyme residents visiting town hall or the library over the next few days should be extra careful and are asked to watch for signs … [Read more...] about Paving for Lyme Building Project Scheduled for This Week
Linares Renews Call for Hearings to Address Child Tragedies
In light of the tragic and unsettling Child Fatality Review Report, released yesterday by the Office of the Child Advocate (OCA), State Senator Art Linares (R-Westbrook) is renewing his call for a public hearing to review the recent child fatalities involving children under the care of the Department of Children and Families (DCF). “This report gives us a closer look into … [Read more...] about Linares Renews Call for Hearings to Address Child Tragedies