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KENT—Residents will decide Friday night, April 26, whether to approve a conditional agreement to transfer of 1.159 acres of town land to Kent Affordable...
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SHERMAN—The Sherman Library and the Sherman Conservation Commission will present “They’re Here: Spotted Lanternfly and Their Threat to Our State” Saturday, April 27, at...
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KENT—The Kent Land Trust has turned its attention to the burgeoning spring landscape, urging residents to participate in “No Mow May,” the movement that...
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KENT—Paul Rajeckas was born to move. A performer, educator and choreographer with more than 30 years experience in physical theater and storytelling, he simply...
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The real estate squeeze is no longer a passing phase of the market. The new normal is low inventory, higher borrowing, and high prices. ...
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From The Den: We had a full house at our monthly meeting at Bulls Bridge Inn. Mary Ann VanValkenburg was our guest speaker and...
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KENT—A free TradesUp Youth Workshop in woodworking using hand tools will be held at the Eric Sloane Museum, 31 Kent Cornwall Rd., June 15...
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KENT—The Western Connecticut Orienteering Club will hold an event at Pond Mountain Natural Area, 120 Fuller Mountain Rd., this Sunday, April 28, from 10 a.m....
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KENT—The Quality Thrift Shop, located next to the First Congregational Church, 97 North Main Street, is seeking volunteers to work in the shop. Shifts run...
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Letter to the Editor: In regard to your recent article, and subsequent rumblings around town about Project Sage curriculum I would like to encourage...
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