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East Lyme
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East Lyme (līm), town (1990 est. pop. 14,000), New London co., SE Conn., on Long Island Sound; settled c.1660, inc. 1839. The town has diversified light industry. Its many colonial buildings include the restored Thomas Lee House (c.1660). A state park is nearby.
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Cronheim Mortgage is pleased to announce the following transactions: * In East Lyme, Connecticut, John McCallum arranged $2,500,000 for the Latimer Brook Commons, a two-story 53,882 s/f mixed-use building located at the intersection of Boston Post Road/U.
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