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lymeline.com | Elizabeth Regan
OLD LYME–The Board of Selectmen on Wednesday unanimously approved changes to a local ordinance that they hope will make it safer to swim and boat at Sound View Beach as early as June 3. Meanwhile, they deferred separate changes to the same ordinance that would have laid out which waterfront recreational destinations, known as Town Landings, are under the authority of the Harbor Management Commission.
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1 week ago |
lymeline.com | Elizabeth Regan
ESSEX–The Essex Savings Bank is shortening its name. The institution, which has a branch in Old Lyme, announced it will be known as Essex Bank as of Oct. 1. Its new logo is shown at left. President and CEO Diane Arnold in a press release said the new name better reflects the bank’s expanding services, including trust and wealth management services. “As we prepare to celebrate our 175th anniversary, we have been listening closely,” Arnold said.
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1 week ago |
lymeline.com | Elizabeth Regan
OLD LYME–A jurisdictional dispute over management of the Horseneck Creek Landing has resurfaced in the form of “last-minute” language inserted into a draft Harbor Management Commission Ordinance, according to Selectman Jim Lampos. Selectmen at Monday’s Old Lyme Board of Selectmen meeting decided to reconvene on Wednesday, May 7, at 11 a.m. to discuss the draft ordinance, which is one of several updates to the local law book that selectmen hope to send to voters at the May 19 Town Budget Meeting.
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1 week ago |
lymeline.com | Elizabeth Regan
LYME/OLD LYME–The Region 18 school district’s $39.7 million 2025-26 budget has gone from proposed to official now that voters in Lyme and Old Lyme have approved the spending plan, which is up 7.39% over the current budget. Unofficial numbers show the budget passed by 457 votes to 297, which reflects 60.6% of voters supporting the budget and 39.4% voting against it. That, in turn, shakes out to a vote by town of 374 to 272 in Old Lyme and 83 to 25 in Lyme. The total number of voters in.
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1 week ago |
lymeline.com | Elizabeth Regan
OLD LYME–The Region 18 Board of Education on Monday evening unanimously sent the proposed $39.7 million 2025-26 budget to referendum unchanged despite calls from several residents to take money out of its reserve funds to reduce the impact on taxpayers going forward. The referendum will be held Tuesday from noon to 8 p.m. Old Lyme residents and qualified taxpayers will vote at the Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School Gym, 53 Lyme Street.
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An East Lyme man already barred by a judge from harassing town employees was arrested at the polls Tuesday after police say he acted in a belligerent manner toward a registrar of voters and then refused police instructions to leave. https://t.co/s36Q51FpKS

A roughly 6-acre brush fire in East Lyme’s Friends of Oswegatchie Hills Nature Preserve is contained after crews from about a dozen agencies, including the Maine Forest Service, responded. The chopper from Maine flew in to help amid rampant brush fires statewide. https://t.co/V9TjgOnsqD

Santoro, after conferring with election officials after 10:30 p.m., said she would wait for official numbers in the morning to find out how close the race is and how to proceed. #CTelection @thedayct