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Lymes’ Senior Center Upcoming Events on August 4, 7, 11 & 12
In addition to their regularly scheduled programs, the Lymes’ Senior Center will host several special presentations for members and non-members.
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Upcoming Events at the Lyme Library in August
The Lyme Public Library provides a welcoming place to share coffee with friends and get one-on-one tech support.
This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, July 24 & 25
The annual Old Lyme Midsummer Festival starts with a free Friday night concert and continues on Saturday with a 5K run, art exhibitions, family activities, classic cars, fireworks and more.
Lyme-Old Lyme High School Student Thomas Kelly Wins First Place in Shoreline Arts Alliance Celebration of the Arts
Thomas Kelly is awarded a $1,000 scholarship for winning First Place for his dance performance.
Democrats Retain Complete Control of Lyme/Old Lyme BOE in High-Turnout Special Election
The unusually large turnout reflected strong community interest in the election.
This Week’s Lineup: Two Free Summer Concerts Bring Doo Wop and Polka to Old Lyme, July 23
Two venues, two bands and one summer evening of free live music await concertgoers in Old Lyme this Thursday.
Dan Stevens brings ‘Blues 101’ to the Old Lyme Library, July 29
Blues musician Dan Stevens explores the history of the blues in a multi-media presentation.
Reminder: Special Town Meeting Tonight to Decide Vacant Region 18 Board of Education Seat
Old Lyme voters will choose a successor to Susan Fogliano to serve on the Region 18 Board of Education through the November 2027 municipal election
Lyme Veterans Committee Raises Betsy Ross Flags to Honor Revolutionary War Veterans
To mark America’s 250th anniversary, Lyme’s Veterans Memorial Committee raised Betsy Ross flags at nine landmarks honoring the town’s Revolutionary War veterans.
The Movie Man: Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ is worth the wait
Christopher Nolan’s epic delivers memorable performances and breathtaking practical effects, making it well worth seeing in IMAX.
Talking Transportation: Hot & Bothered – Summer’s Transportation Meltdown
Extreme heat and wildfire smoke are disrupting trains, planes and roads, revealing how vulnerable Connecticut’s transportation systems are to increasingly severe summer conditions.
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