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KENT—The Kent Land Trust reminds visitors that it does not maintain winter access at any of its preserve parking lots.
Ice creepers and walking sticks are recommended for stability and traction.
Although the East Kent Hamlet Nature preserve remains open, the parking lot and driveway are closed until further notice.
KLT works to protect the habitat quality of the West Aspetuck River and avoids sanding and salting.
Visitors are asked to use caution while parking and hiking.
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.—The House of Books will hold a casual discussion of Patrick Modiano’s book, “Ballerina,” Wednesday, March 19, at 6 p.m. at the bookstore,...
SHARON, Conn.— Sharon Playhouse has announced two spring programs for young people. A seven-week class, Sharon Playhouse Stars, is open to ages 6-8, will run Saturdays,...
KENT, Conn.—The Planning and Zoning Commission’s Cannabis Subcommittee is making one last push to get public input on the future of cannabis sales and...
KENT, Conn.—The issue of wake boats on Lake Waramaug recently came before the Board of Selectmen as stakeholders around the lake expressed their opinions...
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...
