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Kent TV21

About the Channel

Programming on Kent TV21 gives Kent citizens a view of their government at work. Through various types of programs, including meetings, live events, documentaries, talk shows and more, Kent TV21 highlights the government, events, people, places, and services that make up the City.

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Featured Videos

	National Night Out 2010 National Night Out is a chance for the City of Kent to give "crime and drugs a going away party!"
	Kent Today: Tails are Waggin' for an Off-Leash Dog Park on Kent's East Hill Mayor Suzette Cooke talks to a dedicated group of residents who are building an off-leash dog park on Kent's East Hill. See how you can help!
	Kent Cornucopia Days Parade 2010 The community gathered for the annual Cornucopia Days Parade. Watch floats, bands and pirates march through Kent!

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People and Projects

Kent TV21 Wins a Best of the Northwest Video Award

Kent TV21 took home a first place award in the 2010 Best of the Northwest Video Awards. The video, entitled “A Game of Life” won top honors in the “Empowerment” category. “A Game of Life” documents the creation of a mural by a group of local high school students. The students learned valuable workplace and life skills while creating an original piece of art for Kent’s Glenn Nelson Park. “A Game of Life” follows the students as they plan and create the mural, growing as artists and people during the process.

The Best of the Northwest Video Awards honors outstanding programs broadcast on community television channels in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, as well as the Canadian provinces of Alberta and British Columbia.