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.
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Other areas of the country are dealing with illnesses caused by shellfish bacteria, but testing by Ledge Light Health District and local shellfish commissions have kept local consumers out of harm's way.
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.
Five things to know for Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Arrests reported by State Police Troop F and State Police Troop E for August 25-31, 2012
A weak El Nino could bring larger snowfall amounts to Connecticut this year but thanks to Tropical Storm Irene, schools in East Lyme, Lyme and Old Lyme won't take a long break in February.
Enter and your art could grace the 2014 Migratory Bird Conservation Stamp that raises funds for conservation.
The summer season is officially over. Here are a few scenes from the big events that took place in East Lyme, Old Lyme, and Lyme.
Owner Paul Massore and his wife Cecelia of Montville are retiring.
Video game arcade owner ran American Billiards in Groton for 18 years until he sold that business four years ago.
The end of the summer spells the end of an era as the video game arcade closes its doors after 26 years.
In honor of Labor Day, Gov. Malloy and Lt. Gov. Wyman take this opportunity to thank the people of Connecticut for all their hard work.
Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's weekly marine fishing report says bluefish remain abundant and blue claw crabbing is at its peak
Five things to know for Monday, September 3, 2012
Property transactions recorded at Old Lyme and East Lyme Town Halls August 27-30
CT State Department of Education school health consultant Stephanie Knutson talks about how to create a safe environment for students with food allergies.
Enter and your art could grace the 2014 Migratory Bird Conservation Stamp that raises funds for conservation.
Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's weekly marine fishing report says bluefish remain abundant and blue claw crabbing is at its peak
Five Things To Do This Labor Day Weekend
State Police are cracking down on drunk driving this weekend with roving patrols and sobriety check points. Here's where they'll be lurking locally.
Five things to know for Friday, August 31, 2012.
