Category: Archive

KENT—Town Treasurer Barbara Herbst told the Board of Finance Feb. 21 that there are a number of bank cards available to the town that would allow department heads to expend […]

SHARON—Spring classes are now on sale at the Sharon Playhouse. Classes are offered for children as young as 3 to 5 years old through to adults and include a full […]

WASHINGTON — The Thomaston High School girls basketball team defeated Housatonic Valley Regional High School (HVRHS) 53-25 in the Berkshire League tournament semifinals Tuesday, Feb. 20. The defending champion Golden […]

KENT—Cozzy’s Pizza, which will soon move to 24 North Main Str., has announced that its last week of operation in its current location, 6 Kent Green Blvd., will be next week. […]

KENT — On Saturday, Feb. 24, Kent School alumni hockey players reunited for a game on their old home rink.  More than 50 alumni came to the event, with 37 […]

KENT—Kent celebrated the famous Scottish poet Robert Burns in high style in January. But Ireland’s 5th-century bishop, St. Patrick, is not to be outdone and on March 15 the Kent […]

KENT—The Board of Selectmen left the door open to the possibility of a second full-time Park and Recreation employee following a Feb. 22 presentation. The Park and Rec Commission argues […]

KENT—Do you ever think of the town crew as it works long hours to keep roads snow and ice free? First Selectman Marty Lindenmayer does, and he reminds residents of […]

KENT—The filing period for the state’s tax relief program for Elderly Homeowners and Totally Disabled Persons is now open and runs through May 15. Qualifying income limits cannot exceed $43,800 […]

KENT – South Kent School is bringing back its “Feeds the Need” program in support of the Kent Food Bank. Look for students collecting non-perishable food at the Davis IGA […]