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Select Board approves shellfish farm license renewal and four donations to town agencies.

Wareham Select Board approves shellfish farm license and four donations. Chair Judith Whiteside oversaw unanimous votes to renew a 10-year shellfish aquaculture license for Crooked Cove Sea Farm, LLC covering 6.73 acres, and to accept donations totaling $9,407, including $9,000 from Friends of the

Wareham Select Board approves shellfish farm ownership transfer

Wareham Select Board transfers a shellfish farm license and funds a $9,000 library gift. The board voted unanimously to remove the late Charles H.

Town votes $26 million borrowing for sewer system rebuild

Wareham spring town meeting votes to authorize $26 million for major sewer infrastructure project. Moderator Margaret Ishihara presided as Sewer Commissioner Sandra Slavin moved approval for the borrowing, which passed by two-thirds majority. The town also approved $2.845 million in capital

Wareham approves $74.5M FY27 budget and conservation spending.

Wareham approves $74.5M FY27 operating budget at spring town meeting. Moderator Margaret Ishihara oversaw 179 voters in raising and appropriating $74,548,975 from levy, state and local receipts, plus transfers totaling $1,289,075 from enterprise funds and designated accounts. The town also

Select Board adjourns without acting on warrant articles.

Wareham Select Board convenes and adjourns without voting. Chair Judith Whiteside led the April 27 meeting at Wareham High School with Board Members Sarah Corbitt, Jared Chadwick, Marcus Gomes, and Joseph Still present. Planned discussion and votes on both the Spring Annual Town Meeting Warrant and