Monthly Archives: November 2023

KENT—As part of the town-wide Kent CommUNITY Holiday Festival there will be a lighting of the town’s Christmas tree at the Kent Town Hall, 41 Kent Green Blvd., Saturday, Dec. […]

KENT—The Board of Selectman and Park & Rec Commission focused on the need for rapid action in attracting a new Park & Recreation director during a transitional meeting Monday morning. […]

KENT—In her final meeting as first selectman, Jean Speck informed the incoming board that the Albin family offer of a parcel of land in South Kent has been rescinded. “The […]

KENT—The Planning and Zoning Commission, which has been working on updating local regulations to help implement the 2022 Plan of Conservation and Development, is planning a community meeting to talk […]

KENT—Kent Affordable Housing and the Park & Recreation Commission reached an apparent compromise Monday night when KAH President Justin Potter conceded that a parcel of land it wants for drainage […]

KENT—The Kent Cooking Club Saturday will hold a cookie exchange Saturday, Dec. 2, at 3 p.m.  The cooking club meets monthly at the Kent Memorial Library. Bring a plate of […]

KENT—Technology can enhance our lives, but it can also drive us out of our minds. The Kent Memorial Library will try to solve some of the problems encountered when learning […]

KENT—If any of you should feel impelled to get up from your Thanksgiving table and rush to Town Hall—relax. Town Hall will be closed both Thursday and Friday.

KENT—Kent Barns will hold its Holiday Market Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at 8 and 10 North Main Street. Take the opportunity to choose a Rock Cobble Farm […]

KENT—In an eight-minute meeting (surely a record for brevity in recent Kent history), the Zoning Board of Appeals last week approved its 2024 meeting schedule.  It was the last meeting […]