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KENT—This month, reading logs will be available in the Kent Memorial Library and online for Teen and Tween Reading.
Participants will get a raffle ticket for every five books they read, by writing a short review (maximum 250 words) of a book that reminds the participant of Kent, or by coming to a library program.
Prizes will include gift cards and a cozy raffle basket.
For more information, call 860-927-3761 or email uskm|juniorroom@biblio.org to register.
KENT—Patricia Helen Kiefer Heaton, 71, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025, at her home in Kent. Born and raised in New Milford,...
KENT—The CommUNITY group, a subcommittee of the Chamber of Commerce, continues to provide the town with opportunities to come together, laugh and have fun,...
KENT—The 28th annual chocolate fest will be held at Kent Center School, 9 Judd Ave., on Wednesday, Feb. 12. The event starts at 3:30...
SALISBURY—It’s a few days early this year, but JumpFest, the annual Salisbury Winter Sports Association ski jump competition, is traditional in every other way....
WASHINGTON, CT—The Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens, 1 Green Hill, Washington Depot, is hosting the ultimate Football Watch Party with three jumbo screens indoors...
The Northwest Corner of Connecticut has had its share of bone-chilling cold, coupled with strong gusting winds lately. The combination that Mother Nature has...
KENT—The youngest artists in town will have their art displayed at the Kent Art Association, 21 S. Main Street. Preschool students from Kent Community...
WASHINGTON, CT—The Washington Art Association is accepting entries for its 2025 Members Show, which will be exhibited from March 15 through April 26. The...
