Weekly Newsletter

Town Hall Back Online

Happy to report that the phones and computer systems are back in operation after this weekend’s infrastructure upgrade.

Amtrak Bridge Update

If you were unable to attend the informative Zoom for Amtrak’s Connecticut River Bridge Replacement Project, they will post a link to that meeting sometime this week on their site.

Frontier Communications

You may have noticed utility crews under contract with Frontier Communication have been installing the fiber optic network in Old Lyme. The first phase is to install the feeder cable on utility poles or underground that will service neighborhoods – 22 hubs that will ultimately bring service to individual houses. The project will likely continue into May. There will be more information from Frontier about the services it will provide and the related costs.  We will endeavor to pass it along as we receive it.

Other News

This week the Old Lyme Land Trust launched the Ed Sopneski Youth Environmental Action Grants program. 11 to 21 year old Lyme and Old Lyme residents can learn more about the program and apply. 

Please note that Trinity Solar, Inc. has obtained a Permit to solicit in Old Lyme.  

Tim Griswold, First Selectman