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Olivia Marie Abare-Brown, Jonathan David Abraham, Benjamin Knut Abrahamsson, Samuel Clarke Adams, Chelsea Taylor Althouse, Dillon George Anderson, Evan Cutler Anway, Rebecca Jeanne Baehr, Jenna Briggs Barber, Caroline Wagner Barri, Erin Marie Bennett...
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By Amy Renczkowski, Staff Writer: East Lyme — Town officials spent the bulk of last year trying to address the water shortage the town faces during the summer months. They have replenished the 400,000-gallon shortfall it faces by getting replacement wells...
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By Larry Kelley, Special to the Times: Heading the “You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me” news flashes during the June scholastic sports scene in Connecticut, what’s up with the voting for the All-State softball teams? Fitch placed just one player (catcher Stacy...
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By State Sen. Andrea L. Stillman: At this writing there is ongoing uncertainty about the status of the state budget. Legislative leaders and the governor have worked to identify common ground, but regrettably significant differences remain, so a budget...
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Resident Critiques ‘Poor Decisions’ To the Editor: East Lyme is making some very poor decisions. Under our previous selectman, the triangle at Penn Ave. and Pattagansett was paved over for so-called “safety reasons.” I was told it would be beautified...
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Escape the heat and cool your feet at the beach with a two-day workshop with Doug Smith at Lyme Art Association. Drawing, picture composition, and value relationships will be the focus of this workshop, which will be held July 18 and 19. Smith studied...
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Charles V. “Chaz” Cosenza, 79, of Ivoryton, died June 23 at the Shoreline Medical Center in Essex. He was born in New Haven on April 6, 1930, son of James and Mary (Musco) Cosenza. He was a veteran of the Korean War, serving in the U.S. Army. He was an...
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The Coast Guard Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to the education, welfare, and morale of all Coast Guard members and their families, recently launched its “Are You One In A Million?” campaign in conjunction with its 40th anniversary celebration...
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Rell Announces Crackdown on Drivers Using Cell Phones Governor M. Jodi Rell recently announced the start of a statewide crackdown on distracted driving in Connecticut, especially drivers who violate the state’s law banning the use of hand-held cellular...
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By Katie Jeffrey-Lunn: Hardship , suffering, emotional challenges, physical limitations...none of these sound very desirable, but all of us experience these sometime in our lives. Isn’t it interesting that school doesn’t prepare us with the tools we need...
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By Amy J. Barry: If you’re a ‘tween or teen girl looking for a definitive guide to the male species—or if you’re a parent that wants to get up to speed on girl-boy relationships in this new age of technology, “Boyology: a teen girl’s crash course in all...
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By Albert Burchsted: A reader wrote to ask about the identity of an odd egg she found in a house finch nest. There were three pale blue eggs with a few spots and one larger tan egg covered with spots. The odd egg was a brown-headed cowbird ( Molothrus...
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By Amy Renczkowski, Staff Writer: East Lyme — Most people don’t associate hip-hop dancing with this small town, but now they have a reason to. Eastern Connecticut Ballet’s senior hip-hop team—Street Elite—are world champions. They recently competed in...
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By Amy Renczkowski, Staff Writer: It's only 8 a.m., but things are heating up in Lou Tucker’s classroom at the high school. Classic rock tunes are playing in the background, as students lean over a contraption—some are standing on chairs. There’s...
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To the Editor: Thank you to the many residents who brought in old, used, and tattered American flags to our June 13 flag collection events in Old Lyme and Old Saybrook. More than 200 flags were collected at these two events, making these among the most...
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