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KENT—The Kent Historical Society will present a program on the history of postcards in Kent March 20 at 11 a.m. at the Kent Senior Center.
Marge Smith will present some of the most interesting postcards from the society’s collection, as well as other interesting artifacts that aided in the rise of postcard use. Attendees should feel free to bring any of their own picture postcards of Kent to share.
KENT, Conn. – Maureen Brady had a zest for life. Family and friends describe her as well-rounded individual who was fearless, loving, a little...
KENT, Conn.—JoAnne Svehla Pappano passed away peacefully at her home in Kent on Tuesday, Feb. 25, following a long battle with lung cancer. She...
LITCHFIELD, Conn.—Protesters cheered and motorists honked their horns as about 100 persons gathered on the green in Litchfield the night of Tuesday, March 4,...
KENT, Conn.—A crowd of residents and friends from out-of-town flocked to the Kent Community House Saturday, March 1, to show their support for one...
KENT, Conn.—The Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy, which has offices in Kent, and the town of Sherman have partnered to expand public recreation in nature. The...
KENT, Conn.—Dr. Joseph Baxer, president of the United Nations Association of Connecticut, has announced that the United Nations Association scholarships are available for high...
KENT, Conn.—Mortgage payments, combined with associated housing expenses in Kent, consume about $63,000 a year on average, according to an updated demographics report. The...
KENT, Conn.—John Travolta in “Saturday Night Fever” had nothing on the moves that took place at the Kent Senior Center last Wednesday when three...
