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Residents Turn Out in Droves to Discuss Halls Road, Other Zoning Issues
The final workshop in a three-part zoning series brought an overflow crowd to the Lymes’ Senior Center, with Halls Road emerging as the evening’s biggest draw.
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Residents Turn Out in Droves to Discuss Halls Road, Other Zoning Issues
The final workshop in a three-part zoning series brought an overflow crowd to the Lymes’ Senior Center, with Halls Road emerging as the evening’s biggest draw.
Zoning Workshop Reveals Competing Visions for Old Lyme’s Sound View Beach
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Old Lyme Zoning Workshop to Focus on Commercial, Industrial and Waterfront Areas, Sept. 15
The workshop, part of Old Lyme’s zoning rewrite process, will give residents a chance to share their views in the third installment of a series covering different areas of the regulations.
Letter to the Editor: When Is Enough Enough for Old Lyme’s Rainy Day Fund?
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More Than 25 Years Later, an Old Lyme Teen’s Invention Still Resonates in Mosquito Control
Michael Nyberg’s award-winning invention led to a patent, a company and a mosquito-control device now used in the U.S. and abroad.
Talking Transportation: The Museum That Owns a Railroad
The museum made its first passenger runs in 1996. It will celebrate with special excursions on Saturday, Sept. 26 and Sunday, Sept. 27.
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