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KENT–As a small business owner, father and president of Kent Affordable Housing, Justin Potter of Kent, 44, is already a busy man. Now, he...
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KENT—Following a unanimous town meeting vote Feb. 27 to approve an ordinance establishing a new cemetery ordinance, the selectmen are looking for persons who...
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KENT—The Sherman Library will offer a “Sound Bath with Inspired Vibrations” March 8 at 6 p.m. Jeanine Chakya, a certified practitioner of sound and...
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NEW BRITAIN—Students wishing to participate in the 19th annual eesmarts contest must register by March 22. For nearly two decades, the contest has invited...
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KENT—The Selectmen appointed eight members to a Broadband and Mobile Communications Working Group Feb. 28, resurrecting a committee originally established in 2021. The earlier...
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KENT—First Selectman Marty Lindenmayer withdrew his bid to expand his administrative assistant’s position during a selectmen’s meeting held March 6. He had earlier pressed...
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KENT—Attorney Jeffrey Sienkiewicz, who represented Kent during its lengthy opposition to federal recognition for the Schaghticokes Indians as a tribe, warned the selectmen during...
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KENT—Former first selectman Maureen Brady was applauded by a roomful of appreciative residents March 4 for her unstinting service to the town. The former...
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KENT—The “Oppenheimer Legacy” talk slated for March 9 at 2 p.m. is being moved from the Kent Memorial Library to the main meeting room...
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