Elizabeth Regan

Residents lined the parade route, gathered at the Lyme Grange and honored the nation's founding during a Fourth of July celebration rooted in local tradition.

Old Lyme’s America 250 Town Picnic drew hundreds to Town Woods Park on Sunday for live music, games, a pie-eating contest and local exhibits.

The event marked the 250th anniversary of the first public reading in front of the Pennsylvania State House, now known as Independence Hall.

A vacancy on Old Lyme’s Zoning Commission has opened a debate about experience, track record and the future of the town itself.

The long-lost bicentennial quilt created by Center School students has found its way back into the public.

Old Lyme voters will choose a successor to 18-year member Susan Fogliano on July 21. The winner will serve through the November 2027 municipal election.

The celebration highlighted Old Lyme’s creative roots with art, LEGO challenges, a classic car show honoring Phil Parcak, live performances and hands-on environmental activities.

Harbormaster Matthew Lynch said three buoys were intentionally cut. He's asking anyone with information to come forward.

Can’t attend tonight’s workshop in person? The session will be available to watch online, though remote viewers will not be able to participate in the discussion.

Residents weighing the future of residential development at a workshop this week debated whether protecting the town's identity means resisting change or guiding it.