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About the Chamber The City of Kent enjoys a vibrant sense of community. It is a place where local government, private citizens and businesses are partners working together to provide innovative solutions for the challenges facing the city as it grows. If you Andrea Keikkala are not a member of the Kent Chamber of Commerce you are missing he opportunity to partner with some of the most influential businesses in the community! Make that call and become part of an organization that takes every opportunity to share resources, information and network all types of businesses. In todayâ€™s business environment, it is imperative that the Chamber represents and protects your business by working hard to support every aspect of doing business in the Kent Valley. Join together with our Chamberâ€™s founding fathers and celebrate the freedom and honor of living and doing business in Kent since our beginnings in the year of 1948. Like many of the cities across the United States, our community has weathered challenging economic times, and yet we remain steadfast in our determination to move positively toward a better future. The Kent Chamber is the voice and ears of the

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Parks and Program Sites Kent-Meridian Performing Arts Center, 10020 SE 256 St Kent Parks Community Center, 11000 SE 264 St Kent Meridian Pool, 25316 101 St SE Kent Rotary Downtown Basketball Court, James St (SE 240) Kent Senior Activity Center, 600 E Smith St Kent Valley Ice & Events Centre, 6015 W James St Kentwood Performing Arts Center, 25800 164 Ave SE, Covington Kiwanis Tot Lot #1, S. 1 Ave & W Crow St Kiwanis Tot Lot #2, N. 2 Ave & W Cloudy St Kiwanis Tot Lot #3, Alexander St between E Chicago & E Seattle St Kiwanis Tot Lot #4, S 5 Ave & W Crow St Lake Fenwick Park, 25828 Lake Fenwick Road Lake Meridian Park, 14800 SE 272 St Linda Heights Park, S 248 & 35 Ave S Meridian Glen Park, 137 Ave SE & SE 275 Pl Mill Creek Canyon Earthworks Park, 742 E Titus St Morrill Meadows Park, 10600 SE 248 St Neely-Soames Historic Home, 5311 S 237 Pl Old Fishing Hole, Frager Rd, S of W Meeker St Rosebed Park, 1 Ave between W Gowe & W Meeker St

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The Bereiter House, home of the Kent Museum. The house was completed in 1908 by Emil Bereiter, an owner of the Covington Lumber Company and Kentâ€™s Mayor 19121913. Seven different families have lived in the building, including a pharmacist, a prominent Japanese produce dealer and an owner of the East Hill Fuel Company. The house was originally sited on nearly four acres of land with a gazebo, carriage barn, orchard, and pastures. In June 2008, the Bereiter House was nominated as a landmark through the King County Landmarks Commission. Additionally, after evaluating the earliest coats of paint, the City of Kent repainted the house, returning it to its earlier colors. Today, the Bereiter House accommodates thousands of items donated by Kent residents that are maintained and exhibited through the Greater Kent Historical Society (GKHS) and museum staff. These items help tell the story of Kent and the area timeline. Gardens on the museum grounds honor veterans who serve or have served in the Armed forces and Americans who were interned during WWII. Resources are available for research, tours are available during open hours or by appointment, and the facility is available for special occasions. Please stop by the museum at 855 East Smith St. and step back in time with the history of Kent. Our hours of operation are Tuesday through Saturday, 12 noon until 4pm. Parking is in the back of the house on Temperence Street. 253-854-4330.

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We offer our rehabilitative and nursing services to the greater community as a demonstration of our mission.

Day Trips The Center offers exciting day trips around the area. Go someplace new or visit an old favorite. More information about all programs can be found in the Center bulletin available at the Kent Senior Activity Center or online at Kent50Plus.com.

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Have Lunch on Us! Discover Wesley Homes and ﬁnd out more about our retirement communities and home health services. Join us and learn about our long-standing history of excellence in serving generations of older adults in the Puget Sound region. Enjoy a fabulous lunch prepared by our Executive Chef using fresh, in-season ingredients. Also see a variety of homes and amenities, including ﬁtness centers, thrift shops and game areas. Our communities are so inviting that you’ll wonder why it took so long to visit!

A vibrant community overlooking Puget Sound, with a full spectrum of residences and continuing care services.

816 South 216th Street Des Moines, WA 98198

206.824.5000 866.937.5390 toll-free Wesley Homes

Lea Hill Auburn’s preferred retirement community with spacious accommodations and a variety of amenities including an indoor swimming pool.

32049 109th Place SE Auburn, WA 98092

253.876.6000

Join Us! The third Thursday of the month at Des Moines and The third Friday of the month at Lea Hill in Auburn.

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2013 KENT RESIDENTS’ GUIDE

Wesley Homes, a not-for-profit organization, is affiliated with the Pacific Northwest Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church.

KENT ARTS COMMISSION Kent is a vibrant and diverse community â€“ a wonderful place to live, work, and explore. For nearly 40 years, the Kent Arts Commission and the City of Kentâ€™s Cultural Programs division have played an integral part in creating an enviable quality of life for Kent residents. Since it was founded by City ordinance in October 1975, the Kent Arts Commission has played a significant role in the vitality of the Kent community. Our award-winning public art program continues to thrive, garnering regional and national attention for projects installed in buildings and parks throughout Kent. A map of works is available at www.kentarts.com. The Centennial Center Gallery (400 West Gowe St.) showcases work by regional visual artists. Ronda Billerbeck Funding programs provide much-needed support to artists and organizations for a variety of projects. The Kent Arts Commissionâ€™s performing arts program has grown to include 30 performances each year, and special events like Kent Kidsâ€™ Arts Day, Fourth of July Splash, the Cornucopia Days Fun Run and Christmas Rush bring the community together to have fun, celebrate our heritage, and be healthy. The centerpiece of the Kent Arts Commissionâ€™s comprehensive performing arts program, Spotlight Series offers approximately 10 performances each year, including all types of music, theater, dance, and family entertainment. We have presented 150 performing companies to a total audience of 50,000 since we began the series in 1998. The numbers are impressive, but the true value of Spotlight Series lies in impacts that are more difficult to measure, but undeniably present and profound: the wonder in childrenâ€™s eyes as they discover the magic of live performance, the power of a song to offer new perspectives, the ability of a single artist to build a cohesive community from diverse individuals, the transformation that can occur when people are given the opportunity to express themselves. Spotlight Series also helps define Kent as a vibrant place to live and visit. Residents are proud of the series and we know that approximately 40% of Spotlight Series patrons come to us from outside Kent, bringing with them dollars spent at our restaurants and stores. Information about the current season schedule can be found at www.kentarts.com or by calling 253-856-5051. Kentâ€™s Summer Concert Series offers 18 free performances in three outdoor settings during the months of July and August. â€œTake-Out Tuesdayâ€? concerts entertain lunch-time crowds at Kent Station from noon to 1 p.m. On Wednesdays at noon, hundreds of children and their families flock to Town Square Plaza to play in the water fountain and enjoy â€œWednesday Picnic Performances.â€? â€œThursdays at the Lakeâ€? bring regional, national, and even international touring artists to beautiful Lake Meridian Park for performances at 7 p.m. The 2013 concerts run July 9 through August 15; the schedule will be announced soon â€“ check www. kentarts.com for details. March is National Youth Arts Month and the Kent Arts Commission celebrates with Kent Kidsâ€™ Arts Day and the Student Art Walk. Kidsâ€™ Arts Day is a festival of hands-on art projects and performances for kids. The event, which takes place at the Kent Commons (525 4th Ave., N.), is a 26-year community tradition. Kidsâ€™ Arts Day is scheduled for Saturday, March 2, 2013, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Student Art Walk features artwork by hundreds of Kent students, displayed in downtown businesses from March 11 to 22. Kentâ€™s Fourth of July Splash brings the community together to celebrate Independence Day at Lake Meridian Park. Games, activities, and community showcase performances culminate in South King Countyâ€™s largest fireworks display over Lake Meridian. Cornucopia Days Fun Run and Christmas Rush offer opportunities for competitive runners, weekend warriors, walkers, and anyone interested in being active and having a good time to participate in regionally recognized events. Like most events in Kent, the Christmas Rush has a strong focus on youth and families, and is one of the largest runs for youth under 13 in the country. The Cornucopia Days 5K Fun Run is scheduled for Saturday, July 13. Christmas Rush offers 5K and 10K options on December 7, 2013. In addition to the events produced by the Kent Arts Commission and Cultural Programs

division, the City of Kent produces and partners with community groups to offer a wide array of other activities for all ages, interests, and cultures. Arts and community events are an important part of the fabric of Kent â€“ they bring economic benefits; they help build a strong, dynamic community; they entertain, educate, inspire and challenge us; and they are a window into various cultures. In addition to entertaining us â€“ making us gasp, laugh, smile, and clap â€“ the colorful costume of a dancer, the bold movement of an acrobat, the sweet lyrics of a song, the unparalleled feeling of crossing a finish line, the joy of coming together with neighbors, can help us better understand ourselves and others. For all these reasons, we are richer as individuals and as a community because of the many opportunities to participate in events and activities in Kent. We hope you will join us in 2013. Check out the schedule of events at www.kentarts.com. Ronda Billerbeck, Cultural Programs Manager Cultural Programs | Parks, Recreation & Community Services tXXXLFOUBSUTDPN

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Kent Dragon Boat Races

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Memorial Day Ceremony at Tahoma National Cemetery May 27, 2013 Farmers Market (Oldest Market in King County) Saturdays, 9 am – 2 pm June 1 – Sept. 28, 2013 at Town Square Plaza Park Cornucopia Days (Largest Street Fair in the Pacific NW) July 11-14, 2013 www.kcdays.com Dragon Boat Races (Largest in the State!) July 13, 2013

Want to get involved? Kent Lions Meetings First and Third Tuesdays, 7pm Down Home Catering 211 1st Ave. – Kent, WA

If our events and meetings do not meet your schedule, then please look at some of fellow service organizations (like Rotarians, Kiwanians, and others, that help our community). Contact us and we will put in touch with them!

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Events sponsored solely or partly by Kent Lions Service Organization

A world wide organization of volunteers dedicated to sight and hearing. In Kent, we specialize locally in youth, families, seniors and veterans. We also own and produce Kent Cornucopia Days and the Kent Farmers Market.

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