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A proposed fiscal year 2027 school budget of over $36 million was outlined at a School Committee meeting Thursday, April...
04/07/2026

A proposed fiscal year 2027 school budget of over $36 million was outlined at a School Committee meeting Thursday, April 2 with a deficit just over $1.2 million. Proposed staffing cuts and grants could be the solution to bridge the gap.

A proposed fiscal year 2027 school budget of over $36 million was outlined at a School Committee meeting Thursday, April 2 with a deficit just over $1.2 million. Proposed staffing cuts and grants could be the solution to bridge the gap.

With over 5,000 eggs dotting the ground around Bayview Park, dozens of children ready to run and the Easter Bunny lookin...
04/04/2026

With over 5,000 eggs dotting the ground around Bayview Park, dozens of children ready to run and the Easter Bunny looking on, the annual Onset Bay Association Easter Egg hunt was no yolk.

With over 5,000 eggs dotting the ground around Bayview Park, dozens of children ready to run and the Easter Bunny looking on, the annual Onset Bay Association Easter Egg hunt was no yolk. The hunt commenced Saturday, April 4 and saw countless bunny-eared community members race against each other to....

The small bunnies and chicks have taken a variety of trips over the years thanks to the Wareham Free Library. Families, ...
04/03/2026

The small bunnies and chicks have taken a variety of trips over the years thanks to the Wareham Free Library. Families, children, adults and town workers participate every year to create shoebox-sized Peep displays for the chance to win a variety of prizes.

Peep-ole from all across town showed their creativity in marshmallow fashion. The small bunnies and chicks have taken a variety of trips over the years thanks to the Wareham Free Library. Families, children, adults and town workers participate every year to create shoebox-sized Peep displays for the...

School choice is the option for students to apply for attendance at a school outside of the district they live in. Commi...
04/03/2026

School choice is the option for students to apply for attendance at a school outside of the district they live in. Committee members voted to make Wareham Public Schools a participating district once more at the Thursday, April 2 School Committee meeting.

Students who do not live in town can still attend Wareham Public Schools through school choice. School choice is the option for students to apply for attendance at a school outside of the district they live in. Committee members voted to make Wareham Public Schools a participating district once more...

Pour Farm Tavern is seeking an entertainment license from the town to have outdoor acoustic sets on its property. The ta...
04/01/2026

Pour Farm Tavern is seeking an entertainment license from the town to have outdoor acoustic sets on its property. The tavern has plans to host musicians on their patio during the summer from 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.

Christian Consoletti, owner of Wareham Village Funeral Home, has shared concerns at multiple Select Board meetings over interruptions to funeral services.

Edit* Pour Farm Tavern does not intend to have music playing nonstop from 11:30 to 1 a.m., the business requested those hours to match the hours of operation.

With the snow melted away and the busy summer season on the horizon, the second location for Pour Farm Tavern, located at 196 Main St., is looking to entertain guests outdoors through the warm months of the year. However, neighboring business Wareham Village Funeral Home, at 5 Center St., has raised...

The Wareham Redevelopment Authority has created the Storefront Renovation Grant Program to support improvements to comme...
03/31/2026

The Wareham Redevelopment Authority has created the Storefront Renovation Grant Program to support improvements to commercial properties and businesses.

Businesses around Wareham can spruce up their storefronts thanks to a new grant program. The Wareham Redevelopment Authority has created the Storefront Renovation Grant Program to support improvements to commercial properties and businesses. The program aims to encourage investment within businesses...

Seven musicians — six harpists and one drummer — filled the hall with melodies, singing, clapping and dancing for a conc...
03/31/2026

Seven musicians — six harpists and one drummer — filled the hall with melodies, singing, clapping and dancing for a concert supporting the Friends of the Wareham Free Library.

The New England Irish Harp Orchestra brought traditional Irish songs to listeners at Redmen Hall on Sunday, March 29. Seven musicians — six harpists and one drummer — filled the hall with melodies, singing, clapping and dancing for a concert supporting the Friends of the Wareham Free Library. Ke...

Former Select Board member and current Finance Committee member Alan Slavin has introduced a proposal that would allow r...
03/31/2026

Former Select Board member and current Finance Committee member Alan Slavin has introduced a proposal that would allow restaurants on parts of Main Street and Onset Avenue to count nearby public parking spaces toward their required minimum parking.

Parking shortages remain a challenge for many businesses in Wareham, and one resident is proposing a change to address it. Former Select Board member and current Finance Committee member Alan Slavin has introduced a proposal that would allow restaurants on parts of Main Street and Onset Avenue to co...

Chadwick appeared at Wareham District Court Wednesday, March 25 for a pretrial hearing regarding the two charges followi...
03/26/2026

Chadwick appeared at Wareham District Court Wednesday, March 25 for a pretrial hearing regarding the two charges following an arraignment in July 2025.

Selectman Jared Chadwick plead not guilty to two separate indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 years old felonies, with a court date set for Thursday, May 28. Chadwick appeared at Wareham District Court Wednesday, March 25 for a pretrial hearing regarding the two charges following an arr...

The dog, a 12-year-old pitbull named Estia, was deceased on the scene of the fire according to Onset Assistant Fire Chie...
03/24/2026

The dog, a 12-year-old pitbull named Estia, was deceased on the scene of the fire according to Onset Assistant Fire Chief Howard Andersen. A GoFundMe for the homeowner Johnny Santoro said that Estia wasn't just a pet, she was "always by his side through everything."

Following a two-alarm blaze at an Onset home on Friday, March 20 a firefighter almost fell through the roof and a beloved dog passed away, friends are calling upon the community for help. The fire began at around 2 p.m. at 4 Dusty Lane in Onset. There were no residents at home at the time of the fir...

The Wareham High School Vikings won 80-73 against the Georgetown Middle/High School Royals Saturday, March 14 at the Tso...
03/14/2026

The Wareham High School Vikings won 80-73 against the Georgetown Middle/High School Royals Saturday, March 14 at the Tsongas Center in Lowell. This win comes after a successful regular season with a record of 15-5.

Miles and miles away from the comfort of the Montague Gymnasium and the streets of Wareham, the boys basketball team took home the trophy for the 2026 MIAA Division Four state championship. The Wareham High School Vikings won 80-73 against the Georgetown Middle/High School Royals Saturday, March 14....

The Wareham Town Hall at 54 Marion Road has seen many things throughout its 87 years, from elections to countless Christ...
03/13/2026

The Wareham Town Hall at 54 Marion Road has seen many things throughout its 87 years, from elections to countless Christmas decorating contests— there's fun to be had in the historic walls.

The Wareham Town Hall at 54 Marion Road has seen many things throughout its 87 years, from elections to countless Christmas decorating contests— there's fun to be had in the historic walls. Including at the Town Clerk's office, where a sign that reads "sing for excellent service or ring the bell f...

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