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Neglected Assets: Why is Sherman’s Premier Walking Track Still Buried?

Sunday, March 1, 2026

Weeks after the last major snowstorm, the community walking track remains under packed snow and ice. The administration's refusal to prioritize a simple work order for the DPW reveals a glaring pattern of deferred maintenance.

The Militia Is Coming!

Saturday, September 20, 2025

Under a flawless blue sky this Saturday, Sherman is stepping back in time. At the Sherman Historical Society’s Cobbler Shop Field, reenactors have assembled for “The Militia Is Coming!” a Revolutionary War reenactment.

Candlewood Lake Auth Closes Islands

Saturday, August 30, 2025

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.

2025 Sherman Children's Events have Arrived!

Tuesday, April 1, 2025

Looking for fun activities for your child in Sherman this year? From Tiny Tots Soccer at Colonial Field to Children’s Pickleball at Volunteer Park, Sherman is offering a variety of programs this spring to keep kids active and engaged. And don’t forget the ever-popular Sherman Summer Camping in June and August, where children can explore nature, make new friends, and create lifelong memories. With plenty of opportunities for sports, outdoor adventures, and community involvement, 2025 promises to be an exciting year for young residents.

Sherman Pickleball is Alive!

Saturday, March 29, 2025

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 has a Dock Rumors Problem

Friday, March 28, 2025

Sherman is planning a modest expansion of its Town Beach dock slips—from 53 to around 65—but misinformation has clouded public understanding. Rumors claiming the town is building 107 slips have spread within the Holiday Point community, sparking concerns about lake congestion and road safety. The situation highlights how fast rumors can spread—and how important facts and transparency are to Sherman’s decision-making process.