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Kent prepares for a holly, jolly Christmas with tree lighting, parade
FirstLight Sustains grants help KVFD to make ends meet
‘Impassioned’ populace makes its views known about traffic cameras
Moratorium on cannabis business application effective Dec. 1
Residents encouraged to raise voices in song at Messiah sing-in
KENT—The Kent Historical Society will present “Remembering Connecticut’s Doughboys” at its annual meeting Sunday, Nov. 10, at 2 p.m. at Kent Town Hall, Kent Green Blvd.
Doughboy was a popular nickname for the American infantryman during World War I.
The lecture will be preceded by a short business meeting for the KHS membership, but everyone is encouraged to attend.
KENT—The Planning and Zoning Commission has enacted a six-month moratorium on applications for any cannabis related businesses. The moratorium becomes effective Dec. 1. “The...
KENT—Residents packed a Town Hall meeting room last Friday, Nov. 22, to hear more about a proposed and controversial town ordinance that calls for...
KENT—Kent loves a party and there will be plenty to celebrate in the coming week. The town will usher in the yuletide season Saturday,...
SHARON—A Holiday Shopping and Good Cheer fundraiser for the Sharon Playhouse will be held Saturday, Nov. 30, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at J.McLaughlin,...
KENT—A senior holiday lunch is planned for Wednesday, Dec. 11, at noon at the Kent Senior Center. The event is sponsored by the Kent...
SHERMAN—The Sherman Playhouse will open its next production, “Winter Wonderettes,” with a gala opening Saturday, Nov. 30. The show will be staged Nov. 30...
SALISBURY—Project SAGE, formerly Women’s Support Services, is seeking donations to assist its clients in crisis. Last year, Project SAGE provided emergency shelter for 28...
GAYLORDSVILLE—Holiday fun returns to the historic Merwinsville Hotel or its annual two-weekend Christmas/Holiday Show opening Friday, Nov. 29, at 10 a.m. for shopping and...
