KENT, Conn.—The Registrars of Voters have issued a notice of intent to use an electronic poll book checklist along with a paper voting list for early voting between Aug. 3 […]
Monthly Archives: July 2026
You spoke. Here’s what you said.
The results of our 2026 reader survey are in, and they tell us something important: The Kent Dispatch is making a measurable difference in our community. Seventy-two readers took the […]
Firefighters ply the pumps in antique fire engine competition
Competitors relied on muscle and coordination to propel water impressive distances outdoors.
Gibson, Armstrong exhibit underway
Spheres and water are the focus of the works to be featured.
New state housing statute presents headaches for local zoning commissions.
New state housing law challenges local zoning commissions with complex rules and implementation.
August Light Show Planned by Sherman Artists at KAA
KENT, Conn.–The Sherman Artists Association is again mounting a show “August Light” in the Kent Art Association Building, 21 S. Main St, Kent, Aug. 14 through Sept. 6. Visual artists can […]
Proposed ordinance changes questioned at public hearing
Few attended last Friday’s public hearing, but many opinions were expressed.
Soon-to-be nurses create walkathon for Luke Arno
Kent and surrounding communities are rallying to raise funds for a local man’s neurorehabilitation.
Parks & Rec Commission “strongly rejects” Selectmen’s suggested ordinance change
The Parks and Rec Commission said an emphatic “no” to proposed rules changes.
Perfectly Paired patron: ‘I always walk out with something’
Affordable fashion at new shop attracts satisfied customers.

