Grace Colwell, Contributor
October 28, 2022
This past Tuesday night, the high school and middle school choirs combined for a concert in the auditorium. This concert is known as the “Meet the Choirs” concert and incorporates the Tenor/Bass Chorus, the Soprano/Alto...
Quinn Williams, Contributor
October 28, 2022
This week was Red ribbon week for Lyme Old Lyme High School. The theme for this year was "Celebrate Life". All week during lunch, students could pledge to be drug and substance-free in exchange for snacks, bracelets, and...
Sabina Jungkeit, Co-Editor
October 14, 2022
“‘Why are we bothering to put up a stoplight? They’re not going to stop. Just let them pass us by!’” It’s a line spoken by Barb, an outspoken store owner, as she watches the installation of the new town stoplight. But...
Nikolai Stephens-Zumbaum, Contributor
October 1, 2020
Soccer is the world's most popular sport, with nearly four billion viewers per year, it is played in nearly every corner of the world. Even scientists have been playing in Antarctica since the 19th century! The most common...
Volleyball Senior Night 2018: A Senior’s Perspective
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Boys soccer in a must win situation
October 11, 2018
Lyme-Old Lyme High School Volleyball Team Hosts “Superman Night” for Joe Fouquette
October 8, 2018
JV Volleyball Team Finishes Season with a Win
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Rhyleigh Russell, Editor-in-Chief
November 11, 2022
The stoplight is a double-edged sword; a dictator or a diplomat, depending on who you are in the Old Lyme Players production of One Stoplight town. So what was this stoplight trying to say? If you missed...
Grace Colwell, Contributor
October 28, 2022
This past Tuesday night, the high school and middle school choirs combined for a concert in the auditorium. This concert is known as the “Meet the Choirs” concert and incorporates the Tenor/Bass Chorus,...
One Stoplight Town: The Relevance of Change in Our Lives
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Rhyleigh Russell, Editor-in-Chief
October 28, 2022 • 2 Comments
Marshmallowy fingers Palms echoing lamely like rubber toys against plastic tables Swollen and indented My teacher holds my wrists away And tells me ...
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Miss Brown is a Spanish teacher here at Lyme-Old Lyme...
Spanish Honor Society Studies Equitable Education
September 30, 2022
Did you know that education is rare? Students...
September 29, 2022
This past week the Techno Ticks robotics team...
Rhyleigh Russell, Editor-in-Chief
February 10, 2023 • No Comments
“I am, I am, I am.” The name Sylvia Plath brings to mind images of femininity, tragedy, dismal reality, and fervid hope. Plath lived from October 17th, 1932 to February...
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