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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—The issue of whether the town will install automatic traffic speed enforcement cameras on the approaches to the community will be taken to referendum...
KENT—Park and Recreation Commission members recently had a fruitful session when they reviewed potential activities that could be offered to the town. Ideas flowed...
KENT—Resident State Trooper Vicki Donohoe released a monthly report of calls for service in the community between Nov. 18 and Dec. 17, during the...
KENT— Kent Park and Recreation is collaborating with the Kent School to offer Learn to Skate and Free Skate this winter at the Kent School...
KENT—Food is an integral part of the holidays; with prices still in the stratosphere many families are struggling to feel merry and bright. But...
KENT—Kenise Barnes Fine Art, 7 Fulling Lane, will continue its current exhibition of paintings by Amanda Acker, Sally Maca, and Melanie Parke, “Inside for the...
SHARON—Sharon Playhouse is offering a series of hands-on workshops designed to spark would-be thespians’ passion, build their skills and leave them feeling inspired. Whether...
KENT—Those who have yet to take in Goshen artist Don Sexton’s exhibition, “Fairs, Amusement Parks and Fun Places,” at Kent Memorial Library still have...
