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KENT—If any of you should feel impelled to get up from your Thanksgiving table and rush to Town Hall—relax. Town Hall will be closed...
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KENT—The House of Books will present a discussion of the final issue of John Freeman’s influential literary magazine—this volume called Freeman’s: Conclusions—Wednesday, Dec. 6, at...
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KENT—In an eight-minute meeting (surely a record for brevity in recent Kent history), the Zoning Board of Appeals last week approved its 2024 meeting...
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KENT—The St. Andrew’s Church Christmas Bazaar did very well last weekend, according to spokesman Marel Rogers, who said attendees were eager to shop and...
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KENT—Newly elected town officials gathered in the assembly room at Town Hall last Friday evening for a festive swearing-in ceremony conducted by Town Clerk...
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KENT—During its Monday night meeting the Park & Rec Commission decided to initiate a trial “open swim” program for adults. Under the program, the...
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KENT—A merry band of would-be Bridge players gather every Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Congregational Church office building on North Main...
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KENT—The town will be ablaze with activity Saturday when the Chamber of Commerce stages the Kent Community Holiday Fest. The day will include such...
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GAYLORDSVILLE—Holidays in Gaylordsville will be celebrated at the Little Red Schoolhouse (Gaylord School) on Saturday, Dec. 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 pm. The...
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KENT—The Park & Rec Commission last week reluctantly accepted to the resignation of Director Jared Kuczenski, effective at the end of the year. Kuczenski,...
