Cathy Sherman
Cathy Sherman is a volunteer historian and recently-retired director of the Cordova library and Historical Museum. Sherman has been contributing to The Cordova Times for over a decade.
Museum Memories: December 30, 2017
For the first 20 miles, the Copper River and Northwest Railway route followed old Eyak trails from the lake to Alaganic slough. Plenty of...
Bored over holiday break?
A number of new DVDs are lining the shelves and can help shake up the dark evenings for you! Remember DVDs are available to...
Museum Memories: Dec. 16, 2017
In the early days of construction of the Copper River and Northwest Railway, the company property in Cordova included two office buildings, a hospital,...
At Your Library: New books on the shelves
*Denotes a book on the New York Times Best Seller ListFictionTyphoon Fury By Clive Cussler*The Noel Diary: A Novel By Richard Paul Evans*The Rooster...
Museum Memories: Dec. 9, 2017
Cordova’s first city hall was an old wooden structure that dated back to 1935, but conveniently housed the administration, civil defense, fire and police...
At Your Library: Need a good read?
The staff at your library has a myriad of tools at their beck and call to help choose titles for our community collection. One...
Museum Memories: Dec. 2, 2017
Did you feel that earthquake on Monday? Centered about 60 miles away, not too far from the 1964 Good Friday earthquake that struck the...
Solid waste program earns high score for management
Improved management of the Cordova Mile 17 Landfill and Whitshed Building have earned the city’s Class II municipal solid waste landfill a score of...
Nirvana Park Committee moves forward with cemetery plan
The Nirvana Park Committee met this fall to review the findings from the additional ground penetrating radar survey by Applied Archaeology International and to...
At Your Library: Read to those littlest ones!
Most parents know that reading with your school aged children is a very important part of their success in the early years of school,...
