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KENT—The ghost of Kent’s Civilian Conservation Corps past recently revisited the town when historian Marge Smith gave a presentation about the Depression-era program and...
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KENT—The Board of Selectmen have called a public hearing for Friday, Nov. 22, at 7 p.m. at town hall to present a proposed ordinance...
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KENT—World War I, one of the greatest conflicts in the history of humankind—and arguably the genesis for the Second World War—was never commemorated on...
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KENT—Faced with the upcoming holiday season, the Planning and Zoning Commission’s Cannabis Subcommittee has pushed its public informational meeting on cannabis regulations to January....
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KENT—The sun shone on a small gathering of residents at the town’s veterans memorial Nov. 11 as members of the American Legion led townspeople...
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KENT—The Architectural Review Board made quick work Nov. 6 of two applications for commercial properties in the center of town. It quickly approved a...
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Have you noticed how Americans are shortening everything when it comes to written language? It started back in 1963 when the United States Postal...
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KENT—Music in the Nave will present its 13th annual Handel’s Messiah Sing-In at St. Andrew’s Parish Friday, Dec. 6. “Music in the Nave has...
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KENT—South Kent School observed the raucous Halloween holiday in a more somber way. The Earth Science class visited St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church cemetery in...
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KENT—Kent has long been an artsy town. An art colony and subsequent art association formed here early in the 20th century, only the second...
