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The Sherman Board of Education formally adopts a $9.38 million budget for the 2021-22 school year.

Sherman school board adopts $9.38 million budget

SPECTRUM/Jane Farnol of Kent, director of plays at the Sherman Playhouse, 2002

Litchfield County actors in ‘Richard II’ at Brookfield Theatre

Then: Shepaug River in Steep Rock Preserve in photo by Joseph West, from the collection of the Gunn Museum.

Washington: Steep Rock Association’s early days in virtual program

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Jersey Mike's Subs' grand opening at Litchfield Crossings in New Milford

New Milford: Jersey Mike’s Subs’ grand opening March 10

Donald S. Connery

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Those responsible for maintaining, enhancing and developing local roadways and town-owned properties were Sherman's highest paid municipal employees of 2020.

Sherman’s top 3 highest earners were public works employees

A truck caught fire inside the loading dock of Omaha Beef Saturday, Feb. 27.

Quick-thinking New Milford fire chief pulls burning truck from building

A musician in a field of wildflowers is among the sights at the Five Senses Festival in Washington, which is usually held over the summer. This festival came under consideration at the town's recent Zoning Commission meeting.

Washington zoning change on public events disappoints some residents

Ceric to visit Hickory Stick

Jan. 6, 2017Updated: Jan. 6, 2017 12 a.m.

Hickory Stick Bookshop in Washington will hold a discussion and book signing with Jasmina Ceric Jan. 14 at 4 p.m.

Ceric is the author of “Childhood Interrupted: From Bosnia to America.”

The book store is located at 2 Green Hill Road.