KENT—Edward J. Schullery of Kent, beloved husband of the late Bernadette (Ward) Schullery, died at Danbury Hospital on Thursday, June 13, 2024. He was born in Danbury on July 24, […]
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Cooling Center activated at Kent Memorial Library
Due to the forecasted high heat index over the next few days, Kent’s Office of Emergency Management announced Tuesday, June 18 that the town has once again partnered with Kent Memorial Library to provide […]
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Woodruff to give gallery talk at KAA
KENT—James Woodruff, one of the featured artists in the Kent Art Association’s President’s Summer Invitational Show, will present a free gallery talk about his artistic process Saturday, June 22, at […]
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Board of GTD publisher elects new officers, welcomes new member
Andrea Schoeny has been elected president of the board of directors for Kent News, Inc., the publisher of the Kent Good Times Dispatch. Kent News, Inc. (KNI), the publisher […]
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KCS roof repair work starts this weekend
KENT – The Kent Center School roofing project is starting this weekend, In an email communication to residents Tuesday, June 11, First Selectman Marty Lindenmayer wrote that KCS Principal Michelle […]
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Reading programs for all ages beginning at library
KENT—Kent Memorial Library, 32 North Main St., wants everyone to get out and read this summer—from the tiniest tot to the long-retired senior citizen—and June is the month when it […]
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Kent School salutes graduates
KENT – The impact of the Covid pandemic encouraged adapting to change. This is how Kent School senior prefect Robert “Robby” F. Ober IV shared his memories of their experience […]
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KVFD receives FirstLight Sustains grant
KENT–The Kent Volunteer Fire Department is one of 18 recipients this year of the FirstLight Sustains grant program, receiving funds to help purchase communication radios to support their rescue operations. […]
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Firemen’s Ball is now a 110-year-old tradition in Kent
KENT—Annual firemen’s balls were once the highlight of the social season in the rural towns of Northwest Connecticut, an occasion to pull out your finest duds and head out for […]
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NCLC awarded state grant for trails
KENT – A regional land trust based in town has been awarded $280,000 in state grant funds for master planning in its preserves. Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy (NCLC) announced that […]