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Redevelopment Authority approves reimbursement authority and tabled festival funding.

The Wareham Redevelopment Authority unanimously approved recurring vendor reimbursements and authorized its Chair to execute bills at a brief meeting February 12. With Dan Butler absent, Judith Whiteside was appointed Chair Pro-Tem. The board approved standing payments to Elementor ($85 monthly),

Finance Committee reviews 2027 departmental budgets at full-day session.

Wareham Finance Committee spent February 12 reviewing departmental budgets for fiscal year 2027. Chair Joseph Smith presided as the committee met with eighteen department heads and Town Administrator Derek Sullivan to examine spending requests for Water Pollution Control Facility, Emergency Medical

Zoning Board grants permits for three projects; continues two others to March

Zoning Board approves variances and permits for three projects, continues two to March. The board unanimously granted special permits and variances for residential work at 9 Nimrod Way (reducing floor area ratio to 34.1 percent, though Member Richard Semple abstained on the variance) and 16 Wareham

Community Preservation Committee approves four articles for spring town meeting.

The Wareham Community Preservation Committee unanimously advanced four articles to spring and special spring town meetings, including $300,000 for Cranberry Manor Phase II senior affordable housing and $700,000 for Beaverdam Creek conservation and recreation land totaling 98 acres. The committee,

Library Board Approves December Minutes, Plans 35th Anniversary Event

Wareham Library Trustees approved December minutes and detailed the May 6 35th-anniversary celebration. The four-member board unanimously backed the minutes on Frederickson's motion. Director Patrick Marshall reported heating and plumbing maintenance issues in January and the closure on January 26