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Survey examines how AI will impact mergers and acquisitions
SS&C Technologies Holdings published a report that examines how artificial intelligence (AI) is used to facilitate mergers and acquisitions (M&A).© Shutterstock Ther SS&C Intralinks 2024 Artificial Intelligence in M&A Report had several key findings. Among them, it found that the majority of participants (97 percent) believe AI will profoundly impact their operations and how they […] The post Survey examines how AI will impact mergers and acquisitions appeared first on Financial Regulation News.
Sherman Artists open show Aug. 2 in KAA building
SHERMAN—The Sherman Artists Association is hosting a show “August Light” in the Kent Art Association Building, 21 South Main St., Kent, Friday, Aug. 2 through Aug. 31. More than 35 artists and more than 100 paintings, photographs, mixed media, fused glass and sculpture have been accepted into the show.
109 Cheese moves to Main Street/Kent Green
KENT—Building community through serving clients outstanding food is the mission of 109 Cheese Market, according to owners Todd and Monica Brown . They recently moved the location of their store to North Main Street/6 Kent Green Blvd. and are excited to expand their offerings and services. The couple opened...
Swift House Task Force questions future role
KENT—Members of the Swift House Task force sought clarification of their charge Wednesday night during the regular Board of Selectmen’s meeting. Selectman Glenn Sanchez, who also serves on the Task Force, noted that on July 1 the selectmen authorized seeking a $500,000 STEAP grant to convert the 18th-century building for use by the Social Services department and the Food Pantry. The state has yet to open the application process, which may take place in September.
IWC approves potpourri of applications, ag exemption
KENT—The Inland Wetlands Commission made quick work of approving several applications that came before it Monday, July 22. The first two items on the agenda—approval of deck within a regulated area at 73 Kent Cornwall Rd. and an application to adjust the accessway at 131 Treasure Hill Rd.—passed virtually without comment.
Rob Brereton brings toe-tapping dulcimer program to Merryall
NEW MILFORD—Rob Brereton, considered one of the pioneers in contemporary mountain dulcimer playing, will appear at Merryall Center, 8 Chapel Hill Rd., Saturday, Aug. 3, at 7:30 p.m. Rob Brereton’s favorite playlist includes singer/songwriter classics from Simon & Garfunkel, John Denver and the like as well as Brereton’s favorite...
Antje Duvekot returns to Merryall Center Aug. 10
NEW MILFORD—Antje Duvekot returns to Merryall Center, 8 Chapel Hill Rd., Saturday, Aug. 10, at 7:30 p.m. Born in Germany and transplanted to the U.S. as a young teen, Duvekot began to hone her observational skills through a lens of biculturalism when she picked up a guitar during that move. Duvekot has extensive touring experience, having crisscrossed the U.S. and Europe many times. She’s been invited to play some of the top festivals including The Newport Folk Festival as well as the Mountain Stage, Philadelphia and Kerrville Festivals.
Seniors enjoy walking in the Tobin Preserve woods
KENT—In an effort to give older people an opportunity to exercise in a fun way, Kent Land Trust and Kent Park and Recreation teamed up with the New Milford Senior Center for a Senior Hike Friday, July 19. Two dozen seniors participated in the hike, with a large portion...
Sports author to speak at Kent library
KENT—Local author Jason Calabrese will speak about his book, “Boost your Basketball I.Q.,” Thursday, Aug. 8, at 6:30 p.m. at Kent Memorial Library, 32 North Main St. He will not only discuss his book writing journey, but also give tips for aspiring authors, tips for basketball players, tips and ideas for coaching youth basketball and applying skills learned on that court to the real world.
Emery Park Subcommittee recommends allowing camping, dogs
KENT—The Emery Park Subcommittee is still mulling over options for the restoration of the Emery Park swimming area but decided on two concrete recommendations to forward to the Park and Recreation Commission during its meeting Tuesday afternoon. The subcommittee looked favorably on allowing camping on the park’s grounds, located...
Artists reception, painting demonstration set for Aug. 10
KENT—There will be an art reception for Sandra Cointreau, who is currently exhibiting her work at the Kent Memorial Library, Saturday, Aug. 10, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. During the reception she will give a painting demonstration, discussing the value of learning to paint various techniques through the traditional practice of copying masters.
Cornhole Tournament planned for Aug. 16
KENT—A Cornhole Tournament is planned for Friday, Aug. 16, from 3:30 to 6 p.m. during the Kent Farmers Market. The rain date will be Aug. 23. Amateurs are welcome to join in this friendly competition. Winners will be announced, and prizes will be awarded. Competition will be for singles and doubles in three age groups: 5-11 years, 12-17 years, 18-plus.
Trio to perform Mozart church/epistle sonatas
SHARON—Violinists Marla Rathbun and Rachel Evans and organist Jon Lafleur will perform four Mozart church/epistle sonatas at Christ Church, Sunday Aug. 4, at the 9:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Service. The young Mozart composed 17 church sonatas when employed by the Archbishop of Salzburg in the 1770s. All three are...
St. Andrew’s deep into preparing for tag sale
KENT—St. Andrew’s Church is deep into preparations for this year’s tag sale, which will be held Aug. 2 to 3. This year the tent for the tag sale goes up on Wednesday, July 31. At 3 p.m. that day, under the direction of Kathy Fricker, the POD and garage will be divested of their contents and chairs, tables, dressers and ottomans will be placed under the tent.
One-on-one Apple tech advice offered at library
KENT—The Kent Memorial Library, 32 Main Street, will again offer one-on-one tech support Saturday, Aug. 3, from noon to 2 p.m. The session will be limited to four or five registrants, and each person will receive about 30 minutes of guidance. The tutoring is limited to Apple products: iPads,...
EV chargers seen as need for “destination area”
KENT—Imagine this scenario: you are driving your electric vehicle along beautiful Route 7 late one summer afternoon when you suddenly notice that your car’s battery is virtually drained. Where can you get a quick charge to carry you on along your route?. That is exactly what happened to...
Foggy, humid, chance of thunderstorms this afternoon
Thursday starts with fog and high humidity and there is a chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon. The morning will be mostly cloudy, but sunny breaks will become more widespread this afternoon. There is a slight chance of a passing thunderstorm after noon. Then drier air moves in all afternoon...
Connecticut Suspects Are In Love With Ugly Hats This Season
Naugatuck Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying an individual they believe placed a skimmer device on a self-checkout register at the local Walmart. A skimmer device allows the perpetrator to steal your money without even being at the checkout kiosk. Here is the alert posted by Naugatuck PD...
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