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• An Eye for the Finer Things, Tad Fallon expands furniture conservation shop

  As a kid, Tad Fallon liked to follow his father around antique auctions in upstate New York. In fact, his family started up an auction house for furniture and collectibles, Copake Auctions, Inc. It was only natural for Fallon to go into the family business... Posted Nov 06 2008, 09:50 AM by Suzanne Thompson with | with no comments Filed under: People, Businesses

• Hands-on Writing for Kevin Conley

  As jobs go, being a writer is a pretty sedentary, low impact occupation, right? Watch out for “phone neck” and carpel tunnel syndrome from hunching over the computer, clicking away, chasing a deadline. Not for Kevin Conley. The Old Lyme author really... Posted Oct 23 2008, 06:42 AM by Suzanne Thompson with | with no comments Filed under: People, Arts

• A Shared Love and Devotion: Bill O’Meara honors his wife in Old Lyme

  Bill O’Meara is a kind soul. The 79 -year-old not-yet-retired pediatric dentist (after years in private practice, he works at Hill Health Center in New Haven, a federally qualified health center founded in 1968) and Old Lyme resident wanted this story... Posted Sep 19 2008, 09:11 AM by Suzanne Thompson with | with no comments Filed under: People

• District 18 Superintendent Osga is on the Job

  Betty Osga is getting to know her way around Lyme and Old Lyme. While it seems like town residents have been getting almost daily mailings and inserts about the pending referendum on the proposed Lyme-Old Lyme (L-OL) High School renovation project, District... Posted Sep 12 2008, 07:22 AM by Suzanne Thompson with | with no comments Filed under: Education, People