She was a longtime resident of Kent.
Monthly Archives: July 2026
Zombie’s music video rails against AI, draws international travelers
Fans flooded Morrison Gallery on Friday night.
Memorial service set at South Kent School for Paul Abbott
Was active in community.
‘Strong Foundation’ exercise classes to begin Aug. 4
The four-week pilot class will begin Aug. 4.
Parks & Rec Commission seeks a new member
Do you meet the criteria to serve on the commission?
KLT interns will lead guided nature walk at Tobin Preserve
It’s an approximate two-mile walk.
Selectmen, deRham spar over who is in charge of recreation budget
The debate continued this week over who controls the Parks & Recreation budget.
Give us a break: Egg producers colluded against us
My breakfast habits aren’t the best. My favorite go-to in the morning is eggs and bacon with a side of toast smeared with Skippy peanut butter. I suppose I’m subconsciously […]
“Bridges Across the Housatonic” is on view in Cornwall
WEST CORNWALL, Conn—Fifty years after their completion, selections from the late-artist Woldemar Neufeld’s ambitious Bicentennial project, “Bridges Across the Housatonic,” are on display in West Cornwall. The exhibit is on […]
Cyanotype craft project offered by Kent Land Trust
KENT, Conn.—The Kent Land Trust offers a chance to learn a new craft, cyanotype, Friday, July 31, at 1 p.m. in Town Hall when participants will use natural objects and […]

