Plymouth County deed records show nine Wareham property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only five carried recorded sale prices, ranging from $452,000 to $739,900 with a median of $473,250.
Wareham sewer board advances land lease for a regional sludge-processing site.
Sewer commissioners unanimously approve wastewater plant land-lease proposal for the 2026 fall town meeting. The Board voted 4-0 to advance an article authorizing the Chief Procurement Officer to lease approximately seven acres of treatment plant grounds at 6 Tony's Lane for up to 30 years. The
Sewer board backs $111,000 state-funded vulnerability study. The Board of Sewer Commissioners unanimously approved a $111,000 Professional Services Agreement with GHD for a Sewer Vulnerability Study due by June 30, 2027, with 90 percent funding from a Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management
Wareham ZBA unanimously approves teardown and rebuild of long-blighted Onset home. The board voted 4-0 to grant Robert and Sharon Ayotte a special permit plus variances for 31 percent building coverage and a 33.64 percent floor area ratio at 4 Twentieth Street, both over the bylaw's 25 percent caps.
Team Gateway Baseball is inviting all registered Wareham Little League players to free indoor winter workouts for 2026, part of the local club's development program for players ages 8 to 16 who also play town ball. Wareham Little League's website also continues to track progress on a "c…
Three Wareham obituaries were published this week: Andrews, Arlene; English, Juliette "Julie Delaney"; and Kottmann, Gerard W. Kottmann, whose notice was posted by Chapman Funerals & Cremations, lived to age 100. Andrews and English were both served by Wareham Village Funeral Home, the …
Plymouth County Registry of Deeds records show 12 Wareham property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only five carried a recorded sale price, ranging from $360,000 to $8.3 million with a median of $570,000.
Wareham School Committee reviews new policy on law enforcement access to students, delays adoption vote to September 17. Superintendent Dr.
Wareham Conservation Commission approves a 160-foot Prospect Street pier it once would have denied over shellfish habitat. The panel, chaired by Sandra Slavin, voted 5-0 for applicant Steven C.