KENT—The People and Places of Kent March program will explore the history of St. Luke’s Lodge #48 and will be held Wednesday, March 19, at 11 a.m. at the Senior […]
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Waramaug advocates bring differing opinions to selectmen
KENT, Conn.—The issue of wake boats on Lake Waramaug recently came before the Board of Selectmen as stakeholders around the lake expressed their opinions about the impact that the waves […]
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Cannabis subcommittee seeks more public input
KENT, Conn.—The Planning and Zoning Commission’s Cannabis Subcommittee is making one last push to get public input on the future of cannabis sales and agriculture in the town. The deadline […]
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House of Books discussion to focus on “Ballerina”
KENT, Conn.—The House of Books will hold a casual discussion of Patrick Modiano’s book, “Ballerina,” Wednesday, March 19, at 6 p.m. at the bookstore, 10 North Main St. In the […]
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Report details stratospheric increases in Kent home costs
KENT, Conn.—Mortgage payments, combined with associated housing expenses in Kent, consume about $63,000 a year on average, according to an updated demographics report. The report, “Crossroads: Where We Are Now and […]
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Protesters flock to Litchfield Green to protest Trump administration actions
LITCHFIELD, Conn.—Protesters cheered and motorists honked their horns as about 100 persons gathered on the green in Litchfield the night of Tuesday, March 4, in support of democracy as Americans […]
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Peggy Mercury exhibits Thrasher’s ‘Range Life’
KENT, Conn.—James Boehmer and Gregory Fricke opened Peggy Mercury at 9 Maple St., Unit 2, in May 2024 with the idea of creating a hybrid retail/art space that reflects all […]
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Residents call for action to reduce speed on Elizabeth Street
Elizabeth Street is the kind of place where neighbors wave to one another, children play and ride their bikes, and families from all over town walk their dogs after dinner. […]
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Maureen Brady described as ‘the glue of the town’
KENT, Conn. – Maureen Brady had a zest for life. Family and friends describe her as well-rounded individual who was fearless, loving, a little sassy, and deeply spiritual. Brady died […]
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Pooping in our Pen
Two days before Christmas, Abby, our gloriously naughty, brilliant Boxer-mix dog, was hit by a car and killed instantly. It happened when she was returning from her early morning run […]