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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—Paul Rajeckas was born to move. A performer, educator and choreographer with more than 30 years experience in physical theater and storytelling, he simply...
KENT – Kent Center School was on spring break last week and Kent Memorial Library took the opportunity to offer a wide range of...
KENT – A dozen volunteers and staff gathered April 20 to continue removing invasive species of plants from the Claire Murphy Riverwalk trail. They...
FALLS VILLAGE – Melony Brady-Shanley has been hired as the new superintendent of Region 1 schools to start July 1, to replace Lisa Carter,...
Letter to the Editor: In regard to your recent article, and subsequent rumblings around town about Project Sage curriculum I would like to encourage...
