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KENT—School recess is over, but the used book sale at Kent Memorial Library preserves the sense of summer far into the fall. The library is still accepting hard- and soft-cover books, both fiction and recent non-fiction, to keep fresh the rows of books on offer.
At present, the library is not accepting CDs, however.
The book sale is open every weekend, Friday though Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., weather permitting.
NEW MILFORD—The Merryall Center will present the Connecticut premiere of “Dedication,” a one-person play written and performed by pianist Roger Peltzman, on Saturday, Sept....
KENT—The Public Works Department resumed work Sept. 10 on Fuller Mountain Road between Pond Mountain Trust and Appalachian Road. Motorists are asked to use...
KENT—Safe Sitter, a certified babysitting course, will be offered Sunday, Sept. 29, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Kent Memorial Library for...
KENT—Sometimes an older brother can be good for something. In the case of Livingston Taylor, who will perform Sept. 28 for St. Andrew’s Music in...
KENT—Watercolor artist Deborah Chabrian has received some prestigious awards for her works this past year, but she came home Friday, Sept. 6, with an...
KENT—The town paused in somber reflection Wednesday, Sept. 11, to remember the loss of nearly 3,000 American citizens, 2,753 of them at the Twin...
KENT—The North East Watercolor Society has announced the winners of its 48th International Exhibition on view at the Kent Art Association through Sept. 29....
KENT—Sneaking in just under their extended deadline, the Swift House Task Force has submitted its report on proposed uses for the old building to...
