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After Years in Search and Rescue, Trooper Takes on New Role in Old Lyme
Connecticut State Police Trooper Garrett Boehm brings 18 years of law enforcement experience, including nearly a decade working with a K-9 partner.
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Lymes’ Senior Center Hosts Health & Resource Expo
Explore local health services, wellness resources and retirement planning at a free, senior-focused expo open to all ages at Lymes’ Senior Center.
Enjoy Clam and Corn Chowders, Special Slaw at Lyme Public Hall’s Annual Chowder Dinner, Nov. 7
The popular event returns Nov. 7 with homemade chowders, apple crisp and a food drive benefiting Shoreline Soup Kitchens.
Lyme Doctor Creates Jewelry Line Linking Hope and Community
After a breast cancer diagnosis, Dr. Lori Stetz created Hopelink, a jewelry line connecting people facing challenges with the friends, family and caregivers who support them.
Amtrak Study Offers Spooky Opportunity for Public Input on Lyme Street, Oct. 31
Residents can share input on Amtrak’s rail planning study at a Halloween pop-up in Old Lyme and an open house in Groton on Nov. 5.
Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Walks the Walk
An Old Lyme writer highlights Jane Wisialowski’s hands-on service to vulnerable residents and her record of turning a commitment to others into action.
A View from My Porch: A Most Consequential Election, Part 2
From rising fuel costs to diplomatic fallout, Tom Gotowka argues for greater congressional oversight of the Trump presidency.
Roger Tory Peterson Estuary Center Continues CT River Lecture Series With Butterfly Talk, Oct. 29
This week’s lecture focuses on monarch butterflies. The series concludes Nov. 18 with findings from the Connecticut Bird Atlas.
Letter to the Editor: Wisialowski Has Experience and Temperament to Become House Leader
An Old Lyme resident cites Jane Wisialowski’s public service, professional experience helping vulnerable residents and collaborative approach.
Region 18 Special Election Comes to Lyme
Republican Emma Griffith and Democrat Jodi Lott are vying for a Lyme seat on the Region 18 Board of Education, with both citing AI and screen time as key concerns.
Talking Transportation: Coffee, Tea or Turbulence?
Transportation columnist Jim Cameron said cases of clear-air turbulence are on the rise, with an expert citing global warming as a factor in increasingly bumpy skies.
Old Lyme Launches ‘Under the Oaks’ Partnership with Barbizon, France
Old Lyme and Barbizon, France, are launching a 2027 exchange program to build on their shared artistic heritage.
Deck the Halls at First Congregational Church of Old Lyme’s Holiday Sales, Nov. 14 & 15
Shop holiday decorations, china, toys, books, Haitian art, olive oils, Lakota crafts and handmade gifts at two holiday sales in one church.
DEEP Gives Old Lyme Tepid Approval to Test the Waters on Sewer Alternatives
Selectman Jim Lampos wants to explore advanced septic systems in Sound View, but DEEP says the town must also consider connecting to the existing sewer project.
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