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Wareham records 11 property sales in late July, most without disclosed prices

Plymouth County Registry of Deeds records show 11 Wareham property transfers recorded between July 31 and Aug. 29, but only five carried a disclosed sale price, ranging from $350 to $580 with a median of $499. The top disclosed sale was 4 Wilson St. at $580, sold by Russell L. Saunders, trustee,

Wareham Library Adds Fall Storytime and Teen Comics Workshop

Wareham Free Library rolled out two new fall programs as staff finalized September's calendar. The library announced a Fall Family Storytime series running Tuesdays from Sept. 15 through Nov. 17 at 6:30 p.m., along with a comics and mindful doodling workshop for teens and tweens led by …

Wareham Reports First West Nile Virus Detection of Season

Wareham officials reported the season's first West Nile virus detection in a mosquito sample Thursday, prompting a mosquito-safety alert for residents. Riverside Beach hosts a kayaking outing Saturday, August 29, and the Wareham Free Library rolled out its fall calendar, including a Sep…

Wareham Schools Return as Town Warns Drivers to Slow Down

Wareham students and staff returned to class this week as the town urged drivers to slow down near schools. Wareham Public Schools held its Opening Day FY26/27 for staff ahead of students' return, and the town posted a "Schools back in session, drive slow" notice for motorists across to…

Wareham Launches Free Circuit Rideshare Service

Wareham rolls out a free Circuit rideshare service for residents, town officials announced this week. Town Hall also flagged temporarily adjusted hours at the Inspections Office and reminded residents that the third-party billing site DOXO is not affiliated with the town. Wareham Public…