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Radio Host Lee Elci Enters State Senate Race Against Martha Marx
Recently registered Republican Lee Elci of East Lyme is challenging the two-term Democrat on issues including the treatment of police, local control and state spending.
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On the Food Scene: Favorite Recipes for the Grill
Connecticut food writer Stephen Fries shares grilling recipes for bacon-wrapped asparagus, Buffalo chicken kebabs, ribeye steaks and an elevated burger in this “taste of summer.”
Letter to the Editor: Different Ideas for ‘Tender Love and Care’ on Halls Road
As the state changes housing rules for commercial zones and Old Lyme rewrites its zoning regulations, a resident argues that “nowhere in Old Lyme is affected more than Halls Road.”
Talking Transportation: Is it Time to Tax Electric Vehicles?
The hypothetical “average driver” in CT pays about $209 a year in gas tax while EV drivers pay nothing, according to Jim Cameron. Is that fair?
Lyme-Old Lyme Basketball Coach Brady Sheffield Leaving for Mitchell College
After three seasons and a state championship at Lyme-Old Lyme, Brady Sheffield is moving to the college ranks as an assistant coach at Mitchell College.
Guest Commentary: Old Lyme Marketplace Owners Respond to Criticism
Jason Hess of Old Lyme Marketplace LLC addresses speculation about a hotel, plans for the plaza and town officials’ role. Gregory Stroud, whose editorial prompted the response, replies.
Kids Can Take the Stage With PBS KIDS’ ‘Mr. Steve’ at Hamburg Fair
The Lymes’ Youth Service Bureau is seeking children to join the Hamburg Fair Singers alongside SteveSongs, known as “Mr. Steve” from PBS KIDS.
Wind Down Summer With Yoga and a Patio Party at Old Lyme Library
Old Lyme Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library will host a community yoga class and the third annual End of Summer Patio Party as part of its August programming.
Old Lyme’s Chase Gilbert Directs Gatorade Grant to Ticks Lacrosse
Ticks Lacrosse will receive a $1,000 Gatorade Community Grant from Chase Gilbert, who says her years with the program helped put her on track for a record-setting high school running career.
Slow Early Voting Turnout Gives Old Lyme Officials Practice for November
As voters adjust to the early voting system, Old Lyme officials are using the primary as a practice run while weighing the added demands on poll workers and town resources.
Old Lyme Property Transactions, 8/5/26
It’s been a hot summer. From waterfront homes to vacant land, Old Lyme’s real estate market has seen more than 30 properties change hands since late May.
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