Tax bills due November 2

From Wareham News

• Conservation board takes up Eversource line, two disputes. Wareham's Conservation Commission took up Eversource's push to replace aging wooden poles with steel line from Tremont Substation to Farm to Market Road, as the board also returns to two contested neighbor disputes over a stone wall and a waterfront deck.Wareham News
• Sewer board examines Bourne billing, bedroom rate plan. Wareham's sewer board weighed how to bill Bourne for shared treatment costs and heard a proposal that could shift bills across the district based on bedroom counts, after a commissioner's analysis found small homes have long subsidized larger ones.Wareham News
• Zoning board weighs permits, previews bylaw rewrite. Wareham's Zoning Board of Appeals considered special permit requests for an Eldridge Court addition and a collapsed Allen Avenue deck, as planners previewed a sweeping rewrite of the town's 134-page zoning bylaw ahead of Spring Town Meeting.Wareham News
• School Committee weighs immigration policy, divisive resolution. Wareham's School Committee considered a new PROTECT Act policy governing how staff respond if federal immigration agents seek entry to school buildings, after the superintendent attended a state webinar on the law, and weighed a related statewide resolution that divided members.Wareham News

Happening Wed, Oct 21

• Conservation board resumes two contested hearings. The Conservation Commission meets Wednesday, Oct. 21, to resume two contested hearings it continued this month: a Burgess Point Road stone wall dispute and a Widow's Cove Lane deck project.Town of Wareham
• Regional refuse district panel meets Wednesday. The Carver Marion Wareham Regional Refuse Disposal District Committee holds its regular meeting Wednesday, Oct. 21.Town of Wareham

Coming up

• Thu, Oct 22: Redevelopment Authority meets Thursday. The Wareham Redevelopment Authority holds its regular meeting Thursday, Oct. 22.Town of Wareham
• Thu, Oct 22: Friends of library hold book sale this week. The Friends of the Wareham Free Library hold their book sale Thursday, Oct. 22, through Saturday, Oct. 24, at the library on Marion Road.Wareham Free Library
• Thu, Oct 22: 12 Knots fundraiser benefits Buzzards Bay Coalition. 12 Knots is hosting a fundraiser for the Buzzards Bay Coalition on Thursday, Oct. 22, according to Wareham Week Today.Wareham Week Today
• Fri, Oct 23, 2:15 p.m.: Library hosts Halloween crafternoon for teens. The Wareham Free Library hosts a Halloween-themed Crafternoon for teens and tweens Friday, Oct. 23, at 2:15 p.m.Wareham Free Library
• Sat, Oct 24, 12:00 p.m.: Free golf offered for Wareham Appreciation Days. Little Harbor Country Club offers free golf for Wareham Appreciation Day on Saturday, Oct. 24, and Sunday, Oct. 25, starting at noon both days; Wareham Week Today also previewed the event.Town of Wareham
• Sat, Oct 24: Onset VFW to host trunk or treat Saturday. The Onset VFW plans a trunk or treat event Saturday, Oct. 24, according to Wareham Week Today.Wareham Week Today
• Sun, Oct 25: Voices of Hope event set for Sunday. A Voices of Hope event is scheduled in Wareham for Sunday, Oct. 25, according to Wareham Week Today.Wareham Week Today
• Mon, Oct 26: Fall Town Meeting convenes Monday night. Wareham holds its Fall Town Meeting Monday, Oct. 26, when voters act on the full warrant posted earlier this month; Wareham Week Today previewed the session.Town of Wareham
• Fri, Oct 30: Main Street trick-or-treat set for Oct. 30. Wareham's annual Main Street trick-or-treat event takes place Friday, Oct. 30; Wareham Week Today also previewed the Halloween gathering.Town of Wareham
• Mon, Nov 2: Tax bills due November 2. Wareham's fiscal 2027 second-quarter real estate and personal property tax bills are due Monday, Nov. 2, the town announced this week.Town of Wareham

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