Letter to the Editor: In regard to your recent article, and subsequent rumblings around town about Project Sage curriculum I would like to encourage parents to play an active role […]
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Gairard’s FotoDiary will open “From Stars to Stars”
KENT— Cédric Gairard’s professional life as a creative producer has taken him all over the world, but these days he is focusing some of his artistic energy on his tiny […]
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Democrats are seeking vintage clothing for fundraiser
KENT—The Kent Democratic Town Committee is planning a vintage fashion sale to raise money to support the campaigns of 2024 Democratic candidates. The sale is planned for August during Kent’s […]
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Lions’ scholarship deadline draws near
KENT—The deadline for applications for the Lions Club Scholarship is May 15. Applicants must live in Kent and have graduated from Kent Center School as well from one of the area high schools: Housatonic […]
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Friday’s special town meeting to decide whether to transfer land to KAH
KENT—Residents will decide Friday night, April 26, whether to approve a conditional agreement to transfer of 1.159 acres of town land to Kent Affordable Housing (KAH). The special town meeting […]
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Adult drop-in pickleball continues weekly
KENT—Kent residents can enjoy free pickleball competition at the Kent Center School gym on Wednesday evenings through June 5. Games will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. No equipment […]
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Talk on lanternfly is April 27 at Sherman Library
SHERMAN—The Sherman Library and the Sherman Conservation Commission will present “They’re Here: Spotted Lanternfly and Their Threat to Our State” Saturday, April 27, at 11 a.m. Tara Ewers, education coordinator […]
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KLT Encourages “No Mow May”
KENT—The Kent Land Trust has turned its attention to the burgeoning spring landscape, urging residents to participate in “No Mow May,” the movement that aims that invites homeowners to share […]
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Who should talk to children about social-emotional issues?
KENT—It was apparent this week that both sides in the controversy over the Healthy and Balanced Living curriculum in Kent Center School want one thing—to protect students and to enrich […]
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Rajeckas to launch second season of dance parties
KENT—Paul Rajeckas was born to move. A performer, educator and choreographer with more than 30 years experience in physical theater and storytelling, he simply loves to dance. So much so, […]