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KENT—An open discourse program for intelligent discussion of the events of the day is being held the first and third Thursdays of each month in the Reading Room at Kent Memorial Library. The group sets the agenda, and it is moderated by Rick Levy. It will next meet Thursday, Nov. 16, at 10 a.m. It is free and open to the Public.
KENT—Kent’s corps of dedicated Meals on Wheels volunteers celebrated a retiring “super volunteer” recently with a luncheon for Ruth Woodard, a resident of Templeton...
SHERMAN—The Sherman Library, 1 Sherman Center, is starting off the new year with a new art show, “Devil in the Details,” drawings by Christina Maschke....
KENT—The much-discussed implementation traffic safety cameras went down to a resounding defeat Tuesday, Jan. 7, when townspeople voted 391 to 104 against their use....
KENT—Christmas trees can be dropped off at the town garage, 38 Maple St., anytime. Trees should be left near the “fishing pond.” Make sure...
To the Editor: I’m writing with one suggested correction to Karen Chase’s otherwise wonderful January “Remembering Civics” column on local government. Thank you, Karen....
We are in the midst of football frenzy. The regular season is over, and we are on to the playoffs and ultimately the Super...
KENT—Bobcats among us. Who would have thought that? The Kent Memorial Library will present a special program on bobcats in Connecticut at its annual...
KENT—The Planning and Zoning Commission is working methodically forward in its consideration of regulations to the growth, manufacture, distribution and sales of cannabis products in...
