Wareham Panel Advances Plan To Sell Decas School
Wareham Finance Committee defers votes, hears push to sell vacant Decas School.
Wareham Finance Committee defers votes, hears push to sell vacant Decas School.
Wareham health officials report a mosquito sample tested positive for West Nile virus. From our own coverage: Seven Wareham property deeds recorded in late summer. Also in today's brief (12 items): Mosquito sample tests positive for West Nile virus; Wareham launches Silver Alert program…
Four Wareham-resident obituaries were published this week: Billotte, James Richard; Fernandes, Michele J.; Randolph, Peter B.F.; and Turner, Trevor Robert. Randolph, 92, of Lexington and Wareham, was a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst known for his leadership in community mental health wo…
Wareham recorded seven priced property sales between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, ranging from $164,226 to $2,700,000, with a median of $325,000. The month's top transaction was a $2.7 million sale involving the Kjelgaard Trust and the O'Neill Management Trust, address not specified in the deed.
Wareham sewer board approves $160,000 Kennedy Lane pump station study amid funding-tracking concerns.
Onset water commissioners, finance, community events and planning boards post Monday meeting agendas. Also in today's brief (8 items): Special permit hearing sought by Alexander Estes; Recycling center closes Saturday; Four town boards post Monday meeting agendas; Library opens fall con…
Wareham Zoning Board closes 40B hearing on 4 West Street, but balks at an immediate vote.
Wareham's Alert Center flags a coastal storm watch running from Friday through Monday. Also in today's brief (8 items): Town posts information on 2026 state election; Town announces free rides through Circuit service; Four town boards post Thursday meeting agendas; Fire district prudent…
Wareham Finance Committee previews $1.1 million in fall warrant requests, votes on nothing.
Finance Committee reviews more than $1.3M in Fall Town Meeting articles. The Wareham Finance Committee on Monday heard presentations from multiple departments on proposed expenditures, including a $1 million conservation project to purchase 350 acres of bog land for restoration by the Buzzards Bay