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The Day - East Lyme officials resist resolution identifying racism as public health crisis - Vimarsana News

The Day - East Lyme officials resist resolution identifying racism as public health crisis

East Lyme — The Board of Selectmen on Wednesday raised numerous objections to a draft resolution on racism and public health that was

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The Day - East Lyme public safety building 'almost there' - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - East Lyme public safety building 'almost there' - News from southeastern Connecticut

Dispatchers and police could be moved in before the end of the month. The fire marshal's office is already there.

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The Day - East Lyme special town meeting scheduled for Wednesday - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - East Lyme special town meeting scheduled for Wednesday - News from southeastern Connecticut

A special town meeting will be held Wednesday on a proposal to spend $67,392 in federal COVID-19 relief funds on a Town Hall employee timekeeping system.

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The Day - Confusion between East Lyme and Old Lyme 'washed away' through sewer negotiations - Vimarsana News

The Day - Confusion between East Lyme and Old Lyme 'washed away' through sewer negotiations

Officials in East Lyme and Old Lyme Wednesday reached consensus on amending the intermunicipal agreement that will dictate the terms under which four beach

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The Day - East Lyme looking for volunteers to help spend $3.8 million - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - East Lyme looking for volunteers to help spend $3.8 million - News from southeastern Connecticut

Selectmen this week authorized the formation of a committee to help guide decisions on how to spend roughly $3.8 million in federal pandemic relief aid.

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