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KENT—During its regular meeting July 11, the Board of Finance queried First Selectman Marty Lindenmayer closely about his proposal to apply for a $500,000...
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KENT—The Architectural Review Board quickly approved two applications during its regular meeting Monday, July 8. Elissa Potts appeared before the board to request permission...
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Long-time readers of this column may remember my accounts of our association with a community of black vultures. I first introduced our avian friends...
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KENT—America pays scant attention to its natal day, having ceded its patriotic recognition to Memorial Day and Veterans Day. But not so at the...
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KENT—While the Eric Sloane Museum was ringing bells in joyous commemoration of the nation’s founding, Kent residents were also pausing to celebrate the achievement...
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KENT—The Zoning Board of Appeals this week again stayed action on an application that would allow the Homer Jennings family to share a driveway...
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KENT—The hunt is on again for a volunteer Emergency Management Director. Brian Hunt, who has been on the job for only a few months,...
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KENT—The future of the venerable Swift House, presumably the oldest building still extant in the center of Kent, was heatedly debated at a selectmen’s...
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KENT—The Board of Selectmen last week discussed whether the third selectmen should be a voting member of the Park and Recreation Commission. A selectman...
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KENT—The Board of Selectmen voted Wednesday afternoon to rescind a decision to close Town Hall at 1 p.m. on Fridays during July and August...
