LYME—On Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. – the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month – the Lyme Veterans Memorial Committee held a Veterans Day ceremony at the Veterans Memorial on the Lyme Town Hall complex. During the ceremony, Lyme resident and World War II Veteran Bill Gregory was given special recognition. He had received a ceremonial ride from his home in the … [Read more...] about Celebrating a WW2 Local Hero in Lyme During Veterans Day Ceremony
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LYSB Hosts Free Community Presentation of Documentary ‘Screenagers’ Tonight
Film explores mental health challenges youth face today, how parents, schools, communities can support them in building emotional resilience OLD LYME — This evening, Wednesday, Nov. 12, Lymes' Youth Service Bureau and the Lyme-Old Lyme Prevention Coalition is hosting a special community screening of the award-winning movie, Screenagers NEXT CHAPTER: Addressing Youth Mental … [Read more...] about LYSB Hosts Free Community Presentation of Documentary ‘Screenagers’ Tonight
Lyme Artist’s Sale Opens at Lyme Public Hall with Reception, Friday
LYME—The annual Lyme Artists Sale returns to the Lyme Public Hall, with an opening reception on Friday, Nov.14, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. The show and sale continue Saturday, Nov. 15, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Artists participating this year include: … [Read more...] about Lyme Artist’s Sale Opens at Lyme Public Hall with Reception, Friday
TOP STORY: Lyme Tops State in Voter Turnout, With Old Lyme Not Far Behind
LYME/OLD LYME–Voters in Lyme and Old Lyme propelled the towns into the state’s Top Five list for the highest voter turnout, with Lyme leading the way at 66.1%. Old Lyme was not far behind at number four, with 60.5% of voters turning out at the polls. Roger Senserrich, spokesman for the Office of the Secretary of the State, noted, however, that results won’t be … [Read more...] about TOP STORY: Lyme Tops State in Voter Turnout, With Old Lyme Not Far Behind
Tom St. Louis Loses to Zelek in Lyme First Selectperson Race, But Wins Spot on Board; Kiker Retains Position as Selectman
Democrat White Loses Her Board of Selectpeople Seat, Powell St. Louis (R) Fails to Gain One LYME—In unconfirmed results, unaffiliated candidate Kristy Zelek, who was endorsed by the Democrats, swept to victory in Lyme with 675 votes, defeating her Republican challenger Tom St. Louis, who polled 451 votes. St. Louis will take a spot on the Board of Selectpeople, … [Read more...] about Tom St. Louis Loses to Zelek in Lyme First Selectperson Race, But Wins Spot on Board; Kiker Retains Position as Selectman
‘The Estuary’ Invites Holiday Shoppers to Buy Local at Holiday Craft Fair, Nov. 22
OLD SAYBROOK–The Estuary invites shoppers to get a jump start on the gift-giving season at its Annual Holiday Craft Fair, Nov. 22. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Estuary, 200 Main St., Old Saybrook. The craft fair promises over 30 artisans and vendors displaying their hand-crafted items – plus a visit from Santa Claus. The group in a press release … [Read more...] about ‘The Estuary’ Invites Holiday Shoppers to Buy Local at Holiday Craft Fair, Nov. 22
Letter to the Editor: Contrary to RTC Mailer Statement, Lyme Affordable Housing Commission (AHC) Member Says AHC Does Not Believe in High-density Housing
To the Editor: In recently mailed campaign literature to Lyme voters promoting their candidates for First Selectman and Selectman, the Republican Town Committee made inaccurate and dishonest comments about Lyme Democrats and the Affordable Housing Commission (AHC). Republicans are falsely claiming that the “Democratic chaired and controlled” AHC has “called for the … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Contrary to RTC Mailer Statement, Lyme Affordable Housing Commission (AHC) Member Says AHC Does Not Believe in High-density Housing
UPDATED: Livestream Link Announced for ‘Meet the Candidates for Board of Education,’ Will Continue to be Available Post-Debate
OLD LYME — 10/22 UPDATE: Wednesday's debate will be live streamed at this link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF2_W7yYtFwx067Ici9776Q/live. The link will continue to be available after the debate so the recording can viewed at a later date as convenient by anyone interested. Lymes’ Youth Service Bureau (LYSB) is hosting a “Meet the Candidates for Board of … [Read more...] about UPDATED: Livestream Link Announced for ‘Meet the Candidates for Board of Education,’ Will Continue to be Available Post-Debate
Letter to the Editor: Checks and Balances are Important for Lyme
To the Editor I’m writing as a neighbor who appreciates anyone willing to serve our town—and as a 20-year Lyme resident, who hopes that our local government stays balanced and transparent. With that in mind, I’m concerned about a married couple, Mary Powell-St. Louis (“MARY”) and Tom St. Louis (“TOM”), seeking two of our three top seats (First Selectman and Selectman). … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Checks and Balances are Important for Lyme
Steve Dedman & Friends to Present Benefit Concert at Hadlyme Hall, Saturday
HADLYME— On Saturday, Oct. 18, from 7 to 9 p.m., Steve Dedman & Friends return to Hadlyme Hall for a special benefit concert in an intimate cabaret-style setting. All are welcome to help Steve (and his friends) help the Hall. Admission is $20.00 at the door. Overlooking the head of Whalebone Cove, Hadlyme Public Hall has served the quiet town of Hadlyme since … [Read more...] about Steve Dedman & Friends to Present Benefit Concert at Hadlyme Hall, Saturday
Summer Season of Lyme Land Trust’s ‘Imagining Lyme’ Photo Contest Ends Sept. 30
LYME — Imagining Lyme is a photo contest organized by the Lyme Land Trust and photos can be submitted year-round. Each season, three photos of distinction are chosen based upon the criteria of emotional impact and creative design. The deadline to be included in the current summer season is tomorrow, Sept. 30. At the end of the year, the Annual People’s Vision Award allows … [Read more...] about Summer Season of Lyme Land Trust’s ‘Imagining Lyme’ Photo Contest Ends Sept. 30
Death Announced of Stephen Auguste Theodore Basil, 92, of Lyme; Known to SE CT Fishing Fleet as ‘Captain Bob’
LYME — Stephen Auguste Theodore Basil, known to the Southeast Connecticut fishing fleet as Captain Bob, died peacefully Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025 at his home in Lyme. He was 92 years old ... ... he worked in sales for many years before moving to Connecticut to start his commercial charter fishing business. He built his wooden hull fishing boat, the Capt. Bob II, with Seth … [Read more...] about Death Announced of Stephen Auguste Theodore Basil, 92, of Lyme; Known to SE CT Fishing Fleet as ‘Captain Bob’
Death Announced of John Allan Bysko Jr. of Lyme; 1997 Graduate of LOL High School, Highly Regarded Member of North Haven FD
LYME, CT - John Allan Bysko, Jr. of Lyme, CT passed away on August 31, 2025. He was born in New London, CT on November 28, 1978 to John and Jane Bysko. He graduated from Lyme-Old Lyme High School in 1997. He was a member of the National Honor Society, ran cross country, rowed crew and loved spending time with his group of friends skiing, snowboarding, jet skiing and … [Read more...] about Death Announced of John Allan Bysko Jr. of Lyme; 1997 Graduate of LOL High School, Highly Regarded Member of North Haven FD
Op-Ed: Why Plagiarism Matters in Our Local Election
Editor's Note: This op-ed was written by Stephen Olbrys Gencarella, Ph.D. of Lyme. It has been six weeks since I wrote a letter to the editor regarding how Christy Zelek, an Unaffiliated candidate for Lyme First Selectwoman, plagiarized DTC chair John Kiker. It has been six weeks of silence. I think it is safe to assume that Ms. Zelek has no intention of offering an … [Read more...] about Op-Ed: Why Plagiarism Matters in Our Local Election
Lyme Public Hall Hosts George House Tag Sale Saturday
LYME — The Lyme Public Hall has announced the 2025 George House Tag Sale will be held on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Proceeds from this sale support the maintenance of the Lyme Public Hall, Lyme’s Bacdayan Local History Archives, and the Hall's sponsored programs for the public. The sale will once again feature quality items and unexpected treasures. As in … [Read more...] about Lyme Public Hall Hosts George House Tag Sale Saturday