Welcome back to Kent in Good Company! This is the last episode of Season 1 of the podcast. Season 2 will start on August 14th. So take this next six weeks or so to catch up on some episodes you might have missed. In today's episode, I sat down with Jeff, the owner of Erie Street Kitchen! Jeff talked about the menu for Erie Street Kitchen and the local ingredients he uses to make the food. He also gave some inside scoop about a new restaurant opening up in Kent within the next couple months, so get ready for that!

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You can also go to their website to see their menu and learn more about the place. Finally, you can find Erie Street Kitchen at 163 W. Erie Street, Kent, OH 44240.

Welcome back to Kent in Good Company! In today's episode, I sat down with Sherri, the co-owner of Dirty Skate Co! Sherri had some awesome tips for anyone who wants to start skating. She also shared the story behind the name “Dirty Skate Co.” And it’s surprisingly wholesome! I’m excited for you to hear the story of how this colorful little skate shop got started.

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You can also go to their website to see more information about them and see what gear and boards they have in stock. Finally, you can find Dirty Skate Co at 223F N Water St., Kent, OH 44240.

Welcome back to Kent in Good Company! In today's episode, I sat down with Andrew, the director of the Haymaker Farmers’ Market! Andrew shares some information with us about why this farmers’ market is particularly special. And he also shared some insider information about programs and events that you can take part in including farm visits, their annual benefit dinner, and giveaways! Exciting stuff!

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You can also look at their website to see the latest information about events. Last, but not least, you can visit the Farmers’ Market on Saturdays from 10-1 under the Haymaker bridge until October. From October to March, you can visit the market at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Kent.