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Don Lowe vs. The Constitution: Weaponizing the State Police

Dispatching State Troopers to silence a lawful drone flight reveals a dangerous misunderstanding of our constitutional rights. We examine how First Selectman Don Lowe treats the town of Sherman like a private corporation—and treats taxpayers asking questions about a $42.8 million project like unruly employees who need to be disciplined.

The Cost of Denial

It began with officials denying obvious safety hazards. It escalated to crews frantically hanging blue tarps on a federal holiday. Now, as the $42.8 million Sherman School project demands more oversight, we uncover a troubling financial baseline: the First Selectman’s personal bankruptcy filing just weeks before his first election.

The Cost of Denial

Panic repairs on Presidents’ Day and a hidden history of insolvency. When the leader of a $42.8 million public project has a record of financial collapse, who is watching the ledger?


The Sherman Paradox: A $50M Crisis and a 55% Raise

A $50 million town asset left exposed to freezing winds. A residential neighborhood flooded with industrial light. And a First Selectman whose salary climbed 55% while the construction budget spiraled. We investigate the "White Lantern" anomaly and the fight for accountability on Sawmill Road.

Intimidation at the Driveway

It started with a drone photographing an exposed $42.8 million roof. It ended with a State Trooper parked in a private driveway. Sherman News reveals how town officials huddled at Town Hall to dispatch law enforcement and file baseless FAA complaints in a desperate attempt to silence transparency.

Intimidation at the Driveway

A State Trooper at the doorstep and a baseless FAA complaint. How Town Hall is using emergency dispatch to intimidate residents and hide a $42.8 million construction site.


Sherman Pickleball is Alive!

What started as a grassroots movement to tape down lines on a Colonial Park tennis court has grown into a full-fledged town project. With pickleball rapidly gaining popularity in Sherman and across the country, local players pushed for a permanent space to play—and the town responded.

Sherman Pickleball is Alive!

With pickleball rapidly gaining popularity in Sherman and across the country, local players pushed for a permanent space to play.


Unmasking Covert Narcissism

The most dangerous manipulators don't seek the spotlight—they seek your sympathy. Covert narcissists fly under the radar, presenting as modest, sensitive, and misunderstood. But beneath the "nice guy" mask, they rely on manufactured victimhood narratives, subtle gaslighting, and quiet charm to control the narrative and everyone around them.

Unmasking Covert Narcissism

Modest. Sensitive. Highly manipulative. How covert narcissists use the "victim" card to control the people around them.


The $3.5M Senior Center

With the town already shouldering a chaotic $42.8 million school renovation, another major municipal building is poised to rise. The proposed Sherman Senior Center—a $3.5 million project—is now quietly moving through design and consultation. Why taxpayers need to watch this blueprint closely before the shovels hit the dirt.

The $3.5M Senior Center

Another multi-million dollar building project is on the horizon. Inside the proposed $3.5M Sherman Senior Center and what it means for the town's bottom line.



A 60% Raise: How the First Selectman’s Salary Outpaced Inflation

Since taking office in November 2017, First Selectman Don Lowe’s salary has quietly climbed from $52,000 to $83,000. We break down the math behind this staggering 60% pay increase—a massive hike that completely detaches from the rate of inflation and leaves taxpayers footing the bill.

Trinity Church Nears Finish

After nearly two years of anticipation, Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Sherman is approaching the finish line on its much-watched construction project. Now, as 2025 moves forward, the new structure is taking its final shape—an encouraging sign for parishioners and townspeople alike.

Trinity Church Nears Finish

After nearly two years of anticipation, Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Sherman is approaching the finish line.


Sherman CT Stats

Area (mi²): 21.914
State: Connecticut
Population: 3,516
Growth Rate: -0.2%
Aver. home income: $221,125
Aver. home: $656,253
Poverty rate: 2.88%
Median age: 59.4 years
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The Town of Sherman Connecticut

Founded in 1802, Sherman has a rich colonial history and maintains a traditional New England village center. The town is served by a single K-8 school, Sherman School, after which students typically attend New Milford High School or private institutions. There is no major commercial development, reinforcing its rural charm.

The town places a strong emphasis on conservation, with protected open spaces such as Naromi Land Trust properties and state parks ensuring sustainable development. The Sherman School serves students from pre-K to 8th grade, with high schoolers attending regional schools in nearby towns.

Civic engagement is strong, with local governance handled through town meetings. Conservation is a priority, with efforts to preserve open space, protect Candlewood Lake’s water quality, and maintain the town’s natural beauty. Sherman has consistently been recognized as one of the best small towns in Connecticut for its quality of life and environmental preservation efforts.

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