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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.
FALLS VILLAGE, Conn.—The Region 1 Board of Education unanimously approved a $18,485,210 budget for 2025-26 Monday, March 10, sending it on to a Thursday,...
KENT—The People and Places of Kent March program will explore the history of St. Luke’s Lodge #48 and will be held Wednesday, March 19,...
KENT—The Kent Historical Society is seeking volunteers to become docents at Seven Hearths Museum this summer and fall. Kent Historical Society owns and maintains...
KENT, Conn.—Kent residents are invited to join the Kent Memorial Library in a trip to the Palace Theater in Waterbury Tuesday, April 8, at...
CORNWALL, Conn.—Cornwall Park and Recreation will present a Floral Workshop for seniors Tuesday, March 25, at 2 p.m. at the UCC Congregational Parish House,...
KENT—The Kent Art Association opened its March Representational Juried Show Friday, March 7, with an opening reception that celebrated the works of 44 artists. ...
GAYLORDSVILLE, Conn.—The Merwinsville Hotel’s eighth annual Spring Arts and Fine Crafts Show has been moved a bit earlier in the season’s calendar, but it...
KENT, Conn. — Seamus Dietrich is a self-taught musician who has earned his place in the spotlight. The Kent Center School seventh grader recently...
