Since I was 11, I knew I wanted to be a reporter and a have been lucky enough to have made a career of it.
I've worked for a variety of local and regional newspapers, national magazines, and even banged out a few books.
I'm by nature nosy, which is why I'm ideally suited to my chosen profession. I've been writing for Patch since its founding in Southeastern Connecticut and I'm thrilled to be the Editor of The Lymes.
You can reach me any time at jayne.keedle@patch.com or by phone (860) 437-8131. I'm always looking for news tips!
Following a lawsuit brought by Attorney's General of Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Vermont, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said it will assess the environmental impact of storing spent nuclear fuel at reactor sites for longer periods of
The State Vegetation Management Task Force has a proposal to keep trees off power lines.
Five things to do this weekend, September 8-9, 2012
The State Vegetation Management Task Force has a proposal to keep trees off power lines.
The State Vegetation Management Task Force has a proposal to keep trees off power lines.
East Lyme Zoning Commission is Court Ordered to Change the Rules to Accomodate Landmark Development
Author James R. Benn will read from and sign "Death's Door," the latest book in his popular Billy Boyle World War II mystery series.
Five things to know for Friday, September 7, 2012
Connecticut's Attorney General and Department of Consumer Protection warns that residents may be on the receiving end of a new "drive-by" Internet virus.
Five things to know about Old Lyme, East Lyme, and Lyme for Thursday, September 6, 2012
Last night, Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy addressed the Democratic National Convention. Here's what he said.
A proposal for the town of East Lyme to buy the historic Samuel Smith House moves forward.
Noah Myers, principal of MiddleCove Capital LLC in Centerbrook, is accused of cherry-picking trades that allegedly put him $460,000 ahead and cost his clients more than $2 million.
Lyme Land Conservation Trusts presents bat specialist Gerri Griswold and her bat, Bugsy, in an educational program designed to appeal to kids and adults this Saturday.
Enter and your art could grace the 2014 Migratory Bird Conservation Stamp that raises funds for conservation.
The State Vegetation Management Task Force has a proposal to keep trees off power lines.
Old Lyme has a "no sewer" policy but beach associations can do what they like, and many are opting for sewers.
Five things to know for Wednesday, September 5, 2012
