The Old Lyme Democrats
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The Old Lyme DTC THANKS all of our well qualified candidates for the outstanding campaigns they ran.
In particular, Dave Rubino and Martha Marx, who worked tirelessly to get out their messages of hope and change for our districts. Their efforts and those of their dedicated campaign teams and volunteers made us all proud. Forward!
In particular, Dave Rubino and Martha Marx, who worked tirelessly to get out their messages of hope and change for our districts. Their efforts and those of their dedicated campaign teams and volunteers made us all proud. Forward!
Next Old Lyme DTC Meeting
Wednesday Jan. 6, 7:30 PM
To Join us on Zoom register at: oldlymedtc@gmail.com
The Old Lyme DTC meets the first Wednesday of the month at Memorial Town Hall
Your interest and participation are always welcome!
Wednesday Jan. 6, 7:30 PM
To Join us on Zoom register at: oldlymedtc@gmail.com
The Old Lyme DTC meets the first Wednesday of the month at Memorial Town Hall
Your interest and participation are always welcome!
Covid-19 Information & Testing
We are not an island.
The regional increase in Covid cases in our region requires us to continue to wear a mask, watch your distance and wash hands. Look for free testing (the PCR, swab test) the State has provided, here.
Get updates from the State of CT at: portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus and Ledge Light Health District.
The regional increase in Covid cases in our region requires us to continue to wear a mask, watch your distance and wash hands. Look for free testing (the PCR, swab test) the State has provided, here.
Get updates from the State of CT at: portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus and Ledge Light Health District.
The significant uptick in Covid Cases in the Ledge Light Health District is very concerning as noted by the First Selectman of Lyme.
by Town of Lyme | Oct 2, 2020 | Announcements, Emergency Management
Please be aware that the rate of COVID-19 infections in New London County has significantly accelerated in the last week.
The present average number of daily new cases has risen from 5-7 cases a day in early September to more than 35 cases a day now – and stands at a level that is 50% higher than the peak we experienced in May.
We have not yet seen a slowing of this growth in new cases and we are concerned of where these numbers may continue to go. We recommend that residents who are in a high-risk category – above 60 years of age or with preexisting medical conditions – be vigilant in protecting themselves; and we urge residents who may have contact with high-risk individuals to take all necessary steps to protect these citizens. Continued social distancing, handwashing and the use of masks remain the best defenses against infection. The one slightly less worrisome piece of news in the data is the number of deaths in New London County. Deaths have increased, but at a slower rate than new cases and remain low – below the level of 1 new death each day.
Please protect yourselves and your families, neighbors and friends as we weather this new surge in local area infections.
— Steve Mattson, First Selectman
Please be aware that the rate of COVID-19 infections in New London County has significantly accelerated in the last week.
The present average number of daily new cases has risen from 5-7 cases a day in early September to more than 35 cases a day now – and stands at a level that is 50% higher than the peak we experienced in May.
We have not yet seen a slowing of this growth in new cases and we are concerned of where these numbers may continue to go. We recommend that residents who are in a high-risk category – above 60 years of age or with preexisting medical conditions – be vigilant in protecting themselves; and we urge residents who may have contact with high-risk individuals to take all necessary steps to protect these citizens. Continued social distancing, handwashing and the use of masks remain the best defenses against infection. The one slightly less worrisome piece of news in the data is the number of deaths in New London County. Deaths have increased, but at a slower rate than new cases and remain low – below the level of 1 new death each day.
Please protect yourselves and your families, neighbors and friends as we weather this new surge in local area infections.
— Steve Mattson, First Selectman
The Old Lyme DTC asks everyone to
Wear a Mask, Watch Your Distance and Wash your Hands
Flatten the Curve.
Stay Home. Save Lives.
Wear a Mask, Watch Your Distance and Wash your Hands
Flatten the Curve.
Stay Home. Save Lives.
Thank you Old Lyme First Responders!