KENT, Conn.—Most Kent residents would recognize Christine Adams as the savvy new director of the Kent Historical Society and a preservationist who has advocated for safeguarding some of the region’s […]
Monthly Archives: June 2026
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Special Quilt Celebrates KCS Students, the Nation’s Future
KENT, Conn.—As Kent approaches its big celebration of the 250th anniversary of our nation, it has a very special addition to the town’s history. A quilt, crafted by master quilter Jane […]
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Proposed Region 1 study would look at school population trends, future economies
The proposed study is being weighed by the six towns that make up Region 1.
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Architectural Board gets first look at housing plan
The Architectural Review Board scrutinized a housing development plan this week.
Posted inBusiness
NHCOG, Ghio honored by NARC for health and human services initiative
The award honors organizations and individuals whose work advances innovative solutions to the unique challenges facing rural communities.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Merryall Center announces late June programming
NEW MILFORD, Conn.—Merryall Center welcomes back the Folk/Americana duo, The Rough & Tumble Friday, June 20, at 7:30 p.m. Touring relentlessly for more than a decade—often out of a 16-foot […]
Posted inObituaries, Weddings & Births
Sheila Devitt, 82, opened first Kent daycare
Received prestigious fellowship to Harvard University.
Posted inObituaries, Weddings & Births
Francoise Kelz, 103, was longtime Kent School teacher
Remembered for her deep love of science, and her energy.
Posted inNews From Nearby Towns
Canaan to raise Liberty Pole, celebrate with public picnic
CANAAN—What can be more American than hot dogs and apple pie? That is the menu for “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Appleness,” a free community picnic planned for Saturday, […]