A resident questions whether Old Lyme’s sewer proposal looks beyond Sound View, warning the plan lacks a townwide vision and enough information for voters facing a major decision at the upcoming referendum.
There will be art demonstrations, music by the Old Lyme Town Band and the Lyme-Old Lyme High School Select Singers, visits and selfies with Santa, opportunities for holiday shopping, and holiday craft-making for all ages.
Stroll down Lyme Street this Saturday and you’ll find it wrapped in holiday cheer – with plenty of local gifts to discover.
Philip Edwin Parcak, age 73, of Old Lyme, passed away Tuesday morning, Nov. 25, 2025. He was born in Norwich on Oct. 25, 1951.
An Old Lyme Volunteer Ambulance Association employee is set to receive $6,133 through an agreement described by First Selectwoman Martha Shoemaker as both a settlement and a separation.
Today is a landmark day in LymeLine's history. We signed papers officially donating the website to the nonprofit LymeLine Inc. so it can continue our mission of providing trusted, independent, non-partisan local news.
George Frampton Jr. argues town government could make faster, better and more transparent decisions by adopting some key innovative ideas while excluding partisan politics.
This is the 14th year that the OLHSI has published the popular calendar, which juxtaposes historical images with contemporary ones of the same scene.
The Cooley Gallery hosts what it has for many years dubbed “the unofficial start of the holiday season.”
State DEEP Master Wildlife Conservationist Ginny Apple will show how eager beavers reshape our landscapes and create wildlife-rich ecosystems that protect aquifers and combat erosion.
