The Wareham Board of Health approved a septic system variance and a tattoo practitioner permit at its May 20 meeting. Chairwoman Amy Wiegandt, M.D., and members Patrick Tropeano and David Klenert approved a revised septic plan for 106 Squaws Path with a relocating the system to the front corner of
Board of Health revokes Seven Eleven tobacco license after multiple violations. Chairwoman Amy Wiegandt, M.D., and members Patrick Tropeano and David Klenert voted unanimously to permanently revoke the license of the store at 2106 Cranberry Highway, following Health Inspector Samantha Monast's
Board of Health votes $2,000 in tobacco fines at March meeting. Chairwoman Amy Wiegandt, M.D., and members Patrick Tropeano and David Klenert unanimously fined Onset Village Market $1,000 for selling Blunt Wraps on January 5 and Sullivan's Liquors $1,000 for selling flavored tobacco products on
The Wareham Board of Health's scheduled February 18 meeting did not convene due to a technical error, the official minutes state. A public hearing on a possible tobacco permit revocation for the Seven Eleven at 3106 Cranberry Highway, citing multiple violations of state and town regulations, was
Board of Health approves dual septic variance requests for two Wareham properties. Chairwoman Amy Wiegandt, M.D., and members Patrick Tropeano and David Klenert voted unanimously to grant 10-foot setback variances for the septic tank, pump chamber, and leaching facility at 2683 Cranberry Highway
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