KENT – Fairies and woodland scenes greeted guests arriving at the Kent Community House for the Enchanted Evening April 27. Those attending marveled at the transformation of the space by […]
Author Archives: Lynn Worthington
Two Afghan artists open show Saturday
KENT – Two artists from Afghanistan, who resettled in New Milford two years ago, will be featured in a new show, “Through the Ashes and Smoke,” opening Saturday, May 4 […]
New Region 1 superintendent hired
FALLS VILLAGE – Melony Brady-Shanley has been hired as the new superintendent of Region 1 schools to start July 1, to replace Lisa Carter, who is retiring. Brady-Shanley is currently […]
Food scraps composting one of several spring break library activities offered
KENT – Kent Center School was on spring break last week and Kent Memorial Library took the opportunity to offer a wide range of programs for the town’s youngest residents. […]
Volunteers clear out invasives along KLT trail
KENT – A dozen volunteers and staff gathered April 20 to continue removing invasive species of plants from the Claire Murphy Riverwalk trail. They were happy to have one native […]
Seniors enjoy meal preparation program
KENT – Seniors in town are enjoying food creation through the Make It Take It program offered each month at the Kent Senior Center. Social Services Assistant Director Rosemary Jones […]
Nature focus offered at Enchanted Evening fundraiser for school
KENT – An Enchanted Evening fundraiser is planned as a benefit for the Kent Community Nursery School and will be held at the Kent Community House on April 27 at […]
Steam engines stars of CAMA spring event
KENT—New steam exhibits, as well as exhibitors showing off the engines they’ve been working on this past winter will greet visitors to the Connecticut Antique Machinery Association during its spring […]
Springfest celebrates season with deals, Sip and Stroll May 4
KENT – The Kent Chamber of Commerce is hosting a new event to celebrate spring and the beauty of Kent at this time of year. Springfest will be held May […]
Vermilyea offers local look at Civil War history
KENT – Author Peter Vermilyea clearly loves enlightening local residents on the history of Litchfield County towns. He’s published his third book, “Litchfield County and the Civil War,” and spoke […]

