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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.

Sherman BOE Faces $302,907 Maintenance Deficit Following Retroactive Capital Approvals

Friday, June 5, 2026

The Sherman Board of Education is operating with a $302,907.15 deficit in its routine Repairs and Maintenance account following a series of retroactive, sole-source approvals for capital construction costs related to the $50 million school renovation project.

Video Transcripts Expose Haphazard Procurements Masking a Complete Lack of Financial Oversight

Friday, June 5, 2026

Surfaced video evidence reveals something significantly more disturbing regarding the $300 local school project budget short fall. It is not a calculated strategy; it's administrative laziness.

State FOI Commission Officially Dockets Complaint Against Sherman School Building Committee

Friday, May 29, 2026

The State of Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission has formally docketed a legal complaint against the Sherman School Building Committee, escalating the transparency dispute over the town's $50 million megaproject.

Contribute to Sherman CT News: Guest Dispatches & Opinion Pieces

Saturday, May 23, 2026

Have something you want to say? Sherman CT News aggressively pursues absolute civic accountability. We fiercely believe that top-tier local journalism demands the authentic voices of the people who actually live, work, and pay heavy taxes right here in town.

The Magic of the Pan Sauce: Andrew Zimmern’s Crispy Onion Pasta

Friday, May 22, 2026

Don’t let culinary jargon intimidate you. You have already experienced the sheer magic of an emulsion if you have ever enjoyed a velvety hollandaise or a peppery cacio e pepe. Here is how to execute this essential kitchen sleight of hand.

The $300,000 Deception: Inside Sherman's Municipal Shell Game

Monday, May 18, 2026

How do you overspend a $14,000 routine maintenance budget by 2,000 percent? By quietly turning it into a slush fund to hide the escalating costs and delays of a $50 million school renovation bond.

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Friday, May 15, 2026

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Wednesday, May 13, 2026

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The Dog Without Discipline: Inside Sherman's Uniparty

Sunday, May 10, 2026

While the First Selectman uses the local paper to lecture residents about park leash laws and undisciplined dogs, his own administration runs completely off-leash, ignoring state transparency statutes to hide a $50 million debt. Faced with this untamed political faction, independent journalism remains the only check on municipal power.