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The Kent Art Association is happy to introduce an exhibit featuring a survey of many styles and techniques used in the creation of works in fiber

  The Kent Art Association is happy to introduce an exhibit featuring a survey of many styles and techniques used in the creation of works in fiber. Join us to see wall hangings, quilts, clothing, and more crafted in each…

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Celebrating 100 years at the Kent Art Association with three shows in one place!

Celebrating 100 years at the Kent Art Association with three shows in one place! The Kent Art Association’s annual Members Show will launch June 30th at 1:00pm. There are 33 members participating with 82 works including mixed media, oil, acrylic,…

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Long history of fun provided by KVFD Firemen’s Ball

Kent Volunteer Fire Department Long history of fun provided by KVFD Firemen’s Ball Kent has enjoyed over 100 years of celebration with the Kent Volunteer Fire Department’s Firemen’s Ball. This year’s event will be held Saturday, June 11, 2022 at…

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Obituary, Margaret Susan “Susie” Rundall

Margaret Susan “Susie” Rundall, 72, a lifelong resident of Kent, CT, passed away on Sunday, May 8, 2022 at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington, CT. Susie was a Real Estate Agent at Fazzone and Harrison Realty in Sherman, CT. She…

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Obituary, Michael Everett

Michael Everett 1936 – 2019 Educator, artist, architect, and landscape architect Michael Everett died at 83 in Kent, Connecticut on August 8, 2019, after a nearly year-long battle with cancer. John Michael Everett was born May 19, 1936, in New…

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PCDOH Confirms Measles Outbreak, Three Cases Confirmed With More Exposures Possible

  PCDOH Confirms Measles Outbreak, Three Cases Confirmed With More Exposures Possible May 4, 2018 Brewster, NY— The Putnam County Department of Health has confirmed three positive cases of measles. Two are Putnam residents and the third lives in Connecticut….

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Pets of The Week: Gabby, and Kitties, Kitties, Kitties

    Gabby:  Gabby is a tiny bundle of cuteness!  She loves people and is eager for attention.  Although small, she is a spunky, playful little girl.  Gabby is hoping for a loving home where she can be a Princess.  You…

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A.G. Schneiderman Issues Consumer Alert On Charitable Giving In Response To Hurricane Harvey

  A.G. Schneiderman Issues Consumer Alert On Charitable Giving In Response To Hurricane Harvey NEW YORK – Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman today urged New Yorkers to support the charitable organizations assisting the victims of Hurricane Harvey, while also offering…

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Be-A-Better Gardner – Rose Rustling

  Be-A-Better Gardner – Rose Rustling One of the author’s ironclad, very fragrant and nearly thornless old rose that was rustled for him from a Connecticut farmyard by a friend.   By Thomas Christopher   Why order rosebushes from a catalog when…

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Pets of the Week: Wallace and Toni

  Wallace:  Handsome, freckled face Wallace came to us in very poor condition.  However, with lots of care and attention, he is a healthy, happy guy now.  Wallace walks well on leash and is a friendly, outgoing boy.  You can see…

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Saving Seeds

  Saving Seeds    Under certain storage conditions, your garden seeds can be saved to use next year By Thomas Christopher I’m a sucker for seed catalogs – I find irresistible the descriptions of the colorful and delicious harvests I can raise from…

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Governor Grants Clemency to Ground Zero Recovery Worker from Queens

  Pardon Grant Removes Grounds for Deportation Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today issued a pardon to Carlos Cardona of Queens who was convicted of a non-violent crime in 1990.   As a result of changes to federal immigration enforcement policy,…

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New York State offering $5,000 reward in Columbia County hate crime case

  New York State offering $5,000 reward in Columbia County hate crime case NEW YORK STATE POLICE George P. Beach II Superintendent Beau Duffy Director of Public Information  (518) 457-2180     PRESS RELEASE   The New York State Police is asking…

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