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KENT—Three buckets of compost will be available April 21 and 28 at the transfer station for those who took part in the food scraps program that separated organic waste from general municipal solid wastes.
During the ongoing pilot program for separating the materials, Kent took more than 18 tons of food scraps out of the waste stream.
Permit holders must bring their own containers to remove the compost.
KENT—The Emery Park Subcommittee recently met with Candide Valadares of Candide Contractors to discuss the feasibility of creating a natural swimming pool at Emery...
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...
KENT—Kent Volunteer Fire Department’s monthly “Big Win” community pancake breakfast will return to the firehouse Sunday, Nov. 24, from 7 to 11:30 a.m. The...
KENT—The Connecticut State Police held at food drive for the Kent Food Bank Saturday, Nov. 16, at the IGA Market. Social Services Director Samantha...
SHERMAN—The Sherman Library will open the Sherman Artists Association Open Studios Show with a reception Friday, Nov. 22, from 6 to 8 p.m. The...
As we approach this holiday season, let us all take time to focus on kindness and gratitude for our families and community. Megan Haney,...
SHERMAN—Sherman has many activities planned for the year-end holidays, ranging from theater productions to concerts, visual arts, nature and holiday treats. On Friday, Nov...
KENT—The Kent Historical Society has planned its 22nd annual holiday celebration for Saturday, Dec. 14, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Community House....
