OLD LYME/NEW LONDON -- This Sunday, May 22, Public Art for Racial Justice Education (PARJE) will unveil their Sister Mural at Fulton Park in New London. The ceremony, which will be emceed by radio personality and PARJE Co-Chair Eddie Long, will start at 2 p.m. and run until 3 p.m. The mural is part of the Sister Murals Project sponsored by PARJE, which was officially … [Read more...] about PARJE to Reveal Latest ‘Sister Mural’ in New London This Afternoon, All Welcome
Local Resident, Acclaimed Photographer Skip Hine Gives Author Talk on His New Book at Lyme Library
LYME -- On Saturday, May 21, Lyme Public Library hosts acclaimed photographer Skip Hine from 2 to 3 p.m. to discuss his new book Memories in Hine Sight: My Life with a Camera. Hine’s free presentation will include examples of his photographs and the fascinating stories that went into taking them. With over 45 years of experience, this artist/author has traveled around the … [Read more...] about Local Resident, Acclaimed Photographer Skip Hine Gives Author Talk on His New Book at Lyme Library
Death Announced of Tallmadge Starr Renault of Old Lyme, an ‘Endlessly Curious’ Artist, Volunteer
OLD LYME - Tallmadge Starr Renault, 79, of Sandpiper Point Road, passed away from esophageal cancer Thursday, April 21, 2022, in the company of her loving children. "Tal" was born June 8, 1942, in Philadelphia, Pa., the daughter of May Bell (Krumbhaar) and Floyd Tallmadge Starr, both of Philadelphia ... Wanting to raise a family out of the city, they moved to Connecticut, … [Read more...] about Death Announced of Tallmadge Starr Renault of Old Lyme, an ‘Endlessly Curious’ Artist, Volunteer
May 19 COVID-19 Daily Update: 95.9% of State in Case Rate Red Zone, New London County Moves Into ‘High’ Community Level; Seven New Cases in Old Lyme, Six in Lyme in Past Two Days
Cumulative Totals Rise to 1233 (OL), 306 (Lyme) LYME/OLD LYME — The Daily Data Report issued Thursday, May 19, by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (CT DPH) shows a total of seven new, confirmed COVID-19 cases in Old Lyme and six in Lyme compared with May 17 numbers. These cases raise Old Lyme’s cumulative case total to 1233 from 1226 on May 17, and similarly … [Read more...] about May 19 COVID-19 Daily Update: 95.9% of State in Case Rate Red Zone, New London County Moves Into ‘High’ Community Level; Seven New Cases in Old Lyme, Six in Lyme in Past Two Days
Scouts Enthusiastically Learn About Solar System, Dark Skies from Lyme Land Trust Astronomy Members
On Friday, May 6, Alan Sheiness, Scott Mallory and Parag Sahasrabudhe, who are all members of the Lyme Land Trust Astronomy Group, went to Camp Claire in Lyme, Conn. to introduce basic concepts of astronomy to a den of Cub Scouts. The evening program consisted of three activities. The first topic was an introduction to the instruments used for astronomy. The scouts were … [Read more...] about Scouts Enthusiastically Learn About Solar System, Dark Skies from Lyme Land Trust Astronomy Members
A la Carte: Summer Means Picnics; Picnics Mean Cole Slaw & Potato Salad! Lee Shares Favorite Recipes for Both
I have a friend who lives in Noank and she asked me some time ago why she should keep her large Cuisinart. I literally blanched. There are two reasons to keep your kitchen counter appliances. One, of course, is because you use them fairly often enough that you want them close to you. The second is perhaps you adore them, as I love mine, and consider them -- if not as pets … [Read more...] about A la Carte: Summer Means Picnics; Picnics Mean Cole Slaw & Potato Salad! Lee Shares Favorite Recipes for Both
A View from My Porch: The Shady History of Connecticut Tobacco — The Finale
It’s been a little while since the publication of Part 1 of The Shady History of Connecticut Tobacco , but during that hiatus, there has been other remarkable news covered in the media. Decisions regarding COVID mitigation were moved to municipal leadership, including school superintendents. Judge Ketanjii Brown Jackson, who was nominated to the Supreme Court by President … [Read more...] about A View from My Porch: The Shady History of Connecticut Tobacco — The Finale
May 17 COVID-19 Update: Three Cases in OL Take Cumulative Total to 1226, Lyme Holds at 300
LYME/OLD LYME — The Daily Data Report issued Tuesday, May 17, by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (CT DPH) shows a total of 3 new, confirmed COVID-19 cases in Old Lyme and none in Lyme. These cases raise Old Lyme’s cumulative case total to 1226 from 1223 on May 16, while Lyme holds at 300. April 5, 2022 was the most recent day on which no new cases were … [Read more...] about May 17 COVID-19 Update: Three Cases in OL Take Cumulative Total to 1226, Lyme Holds at 300
Old Lyme Tennis Girls Celebrate Senior Day With Convincing 6-1 Win Over Cromwell
OLD LYME -- The Old Lyme tennis girls celebrated Senior Day with a convincing 6-1 victory over Cromwell. Game scores are below. May 16, 2022 Old Lyme Defeats Cromwell 6-1 1st Singles: Abby Sicuranza Vs Kelly McTeague 8-2 2nd Singles: Sam Tan vs Caroline Rogozinski 8-0 3rd Singles: Elaina Morosky vs Emily Green 8-1 4th Singles: Whitney Barbour vs … [Read more...] about Old Lyme Tennis Girls Celebrate Senior Day With Convincing 6-1 Win Over Cromwell
May 16 COVID-19 Update: Second Highest Daily Number of Cases in Old Lyme for Entire Pandemic, 39 Cases in OL Take Cumulative Total to 1223, Eight Cases in Lyme Raise its Total to 300
LYME/OLD LYME — The Daily Data Report issued Monday, May 16, by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (CT DPH) shows a total of 39 new, confirmed COVID-19 cases in Old Lyme and eight in Lyme. These cases raise Old Lyme’s cumulative case total to 1223 from 1184 on May 13, and Lyme’s to 300 from 292, also on May 13. This total of 39 cases is the second highest single … [Read more...] about May 16 COVID-19 Update: Second Highest Daily Number of Cases in Old Lyme for Entire Pandemic, 39 Cases in OL Take Cumulative Total to 1223, Eight Cases in Lyme Raise its Total to 300
May 13 COVID-19 Update: Five New Cases in Lyme Take Cumulative Total to 292, Two in OL Take Its Total to 1184
LYME/OLD LYME — The Daily Data Report issued Friday, May 13, by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (CT DPH) shows a total of two new, confirmed COVID-19 cases in Old Lyme and five in Lyme. These cases raise Old Lyme’s cumulative case total to 1184 and Lyme’s to 292. April 5, 2022 was the most recent day on which no new cases were reported in either town. Prior … [Read more...] about May 13 COVID-19 Update: Five New Cases in Lyme Take Cumulative Total to 292, Two in OL Take Its Total to 1184
Death Announced of Edward John “Ed” Sopneski of Old Lyme; Lifelong Environmentalist, Joined Other Pioneers Who Led Successful Restoration of Ospreys in OL
OLD LYME -- Edward John "Ed" Sopneski passed away peacefully April 12, 2022, after a recent cancer diagnosis ... He was born at St. Raphael Hospital in New Haven, Feb. 27, 1935 ... In 1961 Ed married June Kensel. They bought a home in Old Lyme, where they raised their three sons. The family loved living near the ocean, the Connecticut River and the tidal wetlands … [Read more...] about Death Announced of Edward John “Ed” Sopneski of Old Lyme; Lifelong Environmentalist, Joined Other Pioneers Who Led Successful Restoration of Ospreys in OL
Cold Case: Who Betrayed the (Anne) Frank Family? Prof. Wolfswinkel Reviews New Evidence, This Afternoon
LYME -- On Sunday, May 15, at 3 p.m., Lyme Public Hall hosts a public lecture on Anne Frank and the recent cold case investigation into the betrayal of the Frank Family in 1944. The outcome of the investigation has caused much debate worldwide. The outcome of the recent Cold Case investigation into the betrayal of the Frank Family in 1944 has caused much discussion … [Read more...] about Cold Case: Who Betrayed the (Anne) Frank Family? Prof. Wolfswinkel Reviews New Evidence, This Afternoon
Billed ‘A Carload of Fun,’ Join an Evening of ‘Music in the Ring’ in Lyme Tonight; All Welcome
LYME -- The Hamburg Fair Association presents a spring music concert featuring “John Brown and the BackPorch Pickers” band on Saturday evening, May 14, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the ring at the Fairgrounds. The band, known for its well-blended mix of traditional country, classic rock, and heartfelt originals that reflect the trials and tribulations of life, will … [Read more...] about Billed ‘A Carload of Fun,’ Join an Evening of ‘Music in the Ring’ in Lyme Tonight; All Welcome
This Afternoon ‘Ekklesia’ Performs ‘Body and Land’ Contemporary Dance at Saint Ann’s in Old Lyme
OLD LYME -- On Saturday, May 14, at 4 p.m., Saint Ann’s Episcopal Church will present Ekklesia, a contemporary dance company. The new church entrance terrace and scenic lawn will form a natural backdrop for this experience. In their piece “Body and Land”, dancers will move through the four seasons using the music of Vivaldi and composer Simonelli with words from poet … [Read more...] about This Afternoon ‘Ekklesia’ Performs ‘Body and Land’ Contemporary Dance at Saint Ann’s in Old Lyme