Lifestyle & Health

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

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.

A New Face to Sherman's Pizza Scene

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.

A New Face to Sherman's Pizza Scene

You simply do not expect to find genuine, high-level mastery hiding outside a small rural store.

Deadly Highway Illusions: Debunking the Myths of Motorcycle Season

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.

A Garage Discovery

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.

A Garage Discovery

Your careless attempt at a rescue could easily become a death sentence for the pup.

Candlewood Lake Auth Closes Islands

Beginning Friday, August 29, all public islands on Candlewood Lake will be closed to visitors, a decision announced by the Candlewood Lake Authority. Officials cite “unsustainable misuse and overcrowding” as the driving reasons for the unprecedented measure.

AI Denial Guarantees Obsolescence

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

AI Denial Guarantees Obsolescence

We can either learn to wield the most powerful tool ever created or we can stand on the shoreline and argue with the rising tide.

Invisible Invasion

As Sherman warms, the black-legged tick emerges—carrying a terrifying cocktail of co-infections. Here is what is currently circulating in our local woods.

Invisible Invasion

There is a quiet, insidious awakening happening in the woods of Sherman right now. As the bitter nights dipping into the twenties give way to overcast days reaching the mid-fifties, the dormant forest floor is coming back to life.

Zimmern’s Crispy Onion Pasta

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.

Zimmern’s Crispy Onion Pasta

The pasta recipe that builds astonishingly complex flavor out of the most humble pantry staples.

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.

Holy Trinity Chapel Rises as a Monument to Old World Craftsmanship

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

The March Wall

As February bleeds into March, New Englanders hit what psychologists call the "March Wall." Here is the science behind the late-winter slump and how to survive the hardest season without losing your mind.

The March Wall

While the deep freeze of January gets all the attention, late winter is actually the most psychologically taxing time of the year.

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