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KENT—There will be a Winter-in-July Clothing Swap and Family Movie Night Tuesday, July 30, at 6 p.m. at Kent Memorial Library, 32 North Main St. “Abominable” will be screened, complete with frozen hot chocolate.

Participants can bring last year’s gently-used winter gear to swap with other local families. Any remaining winter clothes will be donated to the Quality Thrift Shop. Registration is appreciated by calling 860-927-3761 or emailing kmljuniorroom@biblio.org.

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