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Not the Easiest Country, Just the Best Country

Friday, July 3, 2026

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, we must remember our unparalleled success was never a geographical accident. It is the direct result of a precarious design authored by framers like Sherman's own Roger Sherman.

Review: Noah Kahan Chooses Honesty Over Neatness on 'The Great Divide'

Saturday, June 27, 2026

On his fourth studio album, Vermont native Noah Kahan stretches far beyond his comfort zone. "The Great Divide" is an expansive, 17-track journey through folk-rock Americana that trades pop polish for radical, messy sincerity.

The Anatomy of an Abdication: Will Sherman Republicans Surrender 2027?

Thursday, June 25, 2026

As Sherman navigates historic infrastructure debt, the local Republican Town Committee has completely withdrawn its players from the field, showing zero signs of challenging the incumbent First Selectman and essentially surrendering the 2027 municipal election. V is for victory of the admin class and V is for voter disenfranchisement.

Legal Clash Exposes Administrative Incompetence at Sherman School: Municipal Leaders Weaponize Public Fear to Hide Construction Failures

Monday, June 22, 2026

A visceral outrage over a drone surveying the Sherman School construction site exposes a deeper structural crisis at Town Hall: an administration weaponizing public panic to hide construction defects and override federal law.

A Garage Discovery and the Protocol of the Wild

Sunday, June 21, 2026

Finding an abandoned animal on your Sherman property triggers a precise and legally binding chain of events. Discover how to safely navigate the encounter and who to call when intervention becomes necessary.

Deadly Highway Illusions: Debunking the Myths of Motorcycle Season

Monday, June 15, 2026

There is a certain mysticism attached to motorcycling, but survival relies entirely on tire compounds, forward momentum, and a clear understanding of the forces at play. Before you turn the ignition key this season, it is critical to dismantle the deadly fictions of the road.

The Compensation Chasm: Danbury's Modest Hike vs. Sherman's 90% Salary Grab

Saturday, June 13, 2026

While Danbury debates a 20 percent mayoral raise for a complex city of 87,000, Sherman's First Selectman has quietly orchestrated a staggering 90 percent explosion in his own compensation for a historically part-time role.

Silence on the Servers: Sherman Dropped Its Cyber Insurance. Now, Officials Are Refusing to Acknowledge Repeated Inquiries Into a Past Ransomware Attack.

Friday, June 12, 2026

The administration is actively shielding the details of a past network breach, utilizing statutory silence to deny repeated requests for public records.

There's a New Face to Sherman's Pizza Scene: Friday Night at the Daily Market is Worth the Visit

Thursday, June 11, 2026

If you care about pizza, you already know the world wide reputation Connecticut has earned. But we are harboring a genuinely spectacular pizza operation right in our rural center.

Analog Administration Fails Basic Digital Literacy in Sherman's $50 Million Farce

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Technology functions much like an automobile for most modern users. That fundamental ignorance becomes terrifying when it infects the highest levels of municipal government.

Holy Trinity Chapel Rises as a Monument to Old World Craftsmanship

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Sherman reclaims its spiritual heritage through meticulous architecture and serene design as the newly rebuilt Holy Trinity Chapel opens its heavy timber doors.

Artificial Intelligence Denial Guarantees Total Economic Obsolescence

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Silicon Valley accelerated beyond the point of return while skeptics continue arguing with a rising digital tide. Adaptation is no longer an optional luxury.