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A festive fair at St. Margaret’s and Saint Mary’s
Helen Hayward, 88
Wareham Village Funeral Home thanks local businesses for successful food, clothing drive
Be a shell of an artist at Onset Bay Center
Clam chowder for Christmas at United Methodist Church fair
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UPDATE: Three-alarm fire displaces eight, hospitalizes two
Tigers become apex predators at Super Bowl
Conservation Commission votes no on Fearing Hill solar project
Vikings fall to Canalmen at Thanksgiving Game
Helen Hayward, 88
News
Letters to Santa at the police station
The Wareham Police Association will be collecting letters for Santa in the police station located at 2515 Cranberry Highway...
Conservation Commission votes no on Fearing Hill solar project
The long-debated Fearing Hill solar farm may have finally gone dark. The Conservation Commission unanimously voted to deny...
Thanksgiving parade gobbles up Elementary School
Move over, Macy’s. With handmade “floats” depicting animals real and imaginary, makeshift musical instruments and many a...
School district searches for bus drivers amid worker shortage
Amid a dire shortage of school bus drivers for the Wareham School District, Transportation Coordinator Marie Ferreira has...
Irish harpist will tug heartstrings at Library
Irish harpist Aine Minogue will return to the Wareham Free Library on Monday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. Doors to the library...
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Schools
At the High School, a craft fair to remember for young entrepreneurs
“Hey everyone,” Indiana Troupe said into the microphone, “it’s the voice in your head.” Addressing the Wareham High School...
Middle School donates over 2,000 canned goods for people and animals in need
Wareham Middle School Student Council Member Kylah Ormsbee has always liked helping people. “We all like helping people,”...
Cub reporters: Elementary schoolers start newspaper
Music critics raved about the Cape Symphony’s latest performance. Don’t believe us? Just ask Wareham Elementary School third...
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Opinion
Opinion: Kudos to Maintenance Department
Oct. 28, 2022 To the Editor: I’m writing in appreciation of the Maintenance Department of Wareham. There was a dangerous...
Opinion: Select Board responds to Police Building Study Committee
To the Editor: Following is a letter sent to Claire Smith, chair of the police building committee, explaining the...
Opinion: Appreciate those who clean our beaches
To the Editor: For over two years, Jo-Ann Harper Finn of Harborview Lane in Wareham, has made it her almost daily mission...
Opinion: Cranberry Highway traffic pattern creates hazard
To the Editor: Construction along the Cranberry Highway has already resulted in a hazard. This is located by the Water Wizz...
Opinion: Thanks to everyone who donated
To the Editor: The Wareham Democratic Town Committee (WDTC) would like to thank the many people who donated schools...
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Obituaries
Helen Hayward, 88
BETHLEHEM, NH - Helen Hayward, 88, of Bethlehem, NH formerly of Wareham, died Saturday, November 19, 2022 at her daughter’s...
Lori Westgate, 63
Lori Jean Westgate, 63, of Rochester, formerly of Wareham, passed away after a brief illness on Nov. 16, 2022, at Charlton...
Richard Zopatti, 59
Richard Charles Zopatti, Jr., 59, of Wareham, died Sunday, November 6, 2022 unexpectedly at home. He was the husband of...
Paul Griffin, 79
WAREHAM – Paul T. Griffin, 79, of Wareham died, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022 at Tobey Hospital in Wareham after a brief illness....
Daniel J. Alden, 71
Daniel J. Alden, 71, of Raynham/Wareham died on October 21, 2022 peacefully with his adored daughters by his side. Born in...
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Letters to Santa at the police station
Vikings fall to Canalmen at Thanksgiving Game
Viking Powderpuffs take home the glory
Conservation Commission votes no on Fearing Hill solar project
Thanksgiving parade gobbles up Elementary School
School district searches for bus drivers amid worker shortage
Irish harpist will tug heartstrings at Library
Tigers become apex predators at Super Bowl
At the High School, a craft fair to remember for young entrepreneurs
Grace Lighthouse Church serves 250 Thanksgiving dinners
Sports
Vikings fall to Canalmen at Thanksgiving Game
“Last game, get it up get it up,” cheered the Vikings before taking the field against the Bourne Canalmen on Nov. 24. The...
Viking Powderpuffs take home the glory
“Blue and white, alright alright alright,” cheered the Vikings Powderpuff flag football team before they took to the field...
Tigers become apex predators at Super Bowl
Sunday, Nov. 20 was a cold and sticky day for Walter Crumbley — in the best possible way. That frigid afternoon, Crumbley,...
Follow your dreams, NFL player and Wareham native urges students
When Marjory Rakoski watches Seattle Seahawks linebacker Joshua Onujiogu play on TV, she still sees her Joshie. Rakoski, a...
Tigers roar to victory, head to ‘Super Bowl’
In his time as head coach of the Wareham Tigers Mites youth football team, Joseph Silvia is used to working with “veterans...
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Police, Fire & Courts
UPDATE: Three-alarm fire displaces eight, hospitalizes two
A three-alarm fire gutted a multi-family house at 426 Main St. on Saturday, Nov. 19, displacing eight people and sending one...
One hurt, two homes damaged in fire at Onset Trailer Park
One person suffered minor injuries and two mobile homes were damaged in a fire at Onset Trailer Park on the morning of...
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People
‘One of life’s little gifts’: Jeweler restores family heirloom
When Kelley Doak was 16, she was chosen from among more than 50 cousins to receive her grandmother’s rosary. The rosary was...
Long-time residents clean up Wareham for ‘The Cause’
If you see a group of people cleaning up trash on the side of the road on a Saturday morning in Wareham, odds are local...
Council on Aging director to step down, replacement named
Wareham will see a changing of the guard as Council on Aging director Missy Dziczek steps down, to be replaced by newcomer...
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Happenings
Flock to the fair at Church of the Good Shepherd
The Church of the Good Shepherd, 74 High Street, Wareham, will have its annual Christmas fair on Saturday, Dec. 3 from 9 a.m...
Haul out the holly with Wareham Garden Club
The Wareham Garden Club’s annual Christmas Holly Fair will take place Saturday, Dec. 3 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at St. Patrick...
Don’t let the parade pass by this Christmas
The Wareham Village Association Christmas parade will return to spread holiday cheer with music, dancing, floats and...
Multi-Service Center serving dinner, seeking donations this season
The Multi-Service Center will hold its 8th annual Christmas dinner for seniors, veterans and people in need on Saturday, Dec...
Fend off plant invasion with Wareham Land Trust
The Wareham Land Trust needs volunteers to do battle against invasive plants. Volunteers will identify and remove invasive...
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Arts
'You can dance in the library': Folk singer brings Wild West to Wareham
A bottle of wine, a suitcase and an umbrella are the only friends that singer songwriter Marc Berger needs. The Wareham...
Psychic Fair offers glimpse into unseen world
Rev. Kathleen Hoffman says that she draws things that anybody can see right in front of them, as long as they pay attention...
Painting with paws: pet lovers attend Paint Your Pet fundraiser
Dudley was a “sassy old man.” As she painted strokes of gray fur onto the canvas, Greyhound Pets of America President...
A night of stories and songs at Wareham Free Library
Nationally touring artist Marc Berger comes to the Wareham Free Library for a special evening of music, stories and songs on...
Elementary school celebrates life on Day of the Dead
When Wareham Elementary School art teacher Nancy Newton first heard about Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos), she thought...
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Nov 26
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Nov 24
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What’s The Difference Between a Secured and Unsecured Loan?
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Nov 22
Most people borrow money at some point in their lives. Whether paying for education costs, a dream...
A New Standard of Caring at the Gateway to Cape Cod
Southcoast Dental
Nov 22
Southcoast Dental is committed to providing honest and ethical oral health care, which means...
Lloyd Center Returns to Herring River by Jamie Bogart, Lloyd Center Research Associate
Lloyd Center for the Environment
Nov 22
The Lloyd Center for the Environment (in particular former Research Director Mark Mello), in...
Gatemen Hire Ryan Smyth as Field Manager for 2023 Season
Wareham Gatemen
Nov 21
Story by: Amanda Kate Foster, 2023 Gatemen Side-line Reporter and Co-Writer Ryan Smyth has been...
Your comfort is our priority at Southcoast Dental
Southcoast Dental
Nov 20
Your comfort is our priority To meet this goal we employ state of the art technology in the most...
Tour our brand-new office!
Southcoast Dental
Nov 18
Take a look at our brand new state of the art office! We’re excited to welcome you in, now...
Remembrance Trees Benefit Damien’s Pantry
Damien’s Pantry
Nov 18
Festival of Trees
Friends of the Marion Council on Aging
Nov 17
Let’s kick off the season! Come join us at the opening Reception of the annual Festival of Trees on...
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Upcoming Events
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Athletic Hall of Fame announces inductees
6:00 pm
High School to celebrate Hall of Fame inductees
Thursday, December 1
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Urban Renewal plans to be unveiled at meeting
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Real Estate
Open House Sunday in Buzzards Bay
Bourne
429,900.00
Join Upper Cape Realty at the OPEN HOUSE at 22 Washington Ave, Buzzards Bay on Sunday, November 6,...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD! Swifts Beach Colonial
Wareham
440,000.00
Upper Cape Realty is excited to share that we have closed on 5 Stephens Ave in Wareham!...
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SOLD! Mobile Home in Easton
Hometown
180,000.00
Upper Cape Realty is excited to share that we have closed on 220 Fifth Street, Easton! Listing...
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SOLD! Indian Mound Heights!
Wareham
345,000.00
Just a short walk to a beautiful sandy association beach! Cute TWO bedroom Bungalow. Recently...
Ginny Lewis, Realtor ~ Divito Realty Inc
Mobile Home in W. Bridgewater
Hometown
214,900.00
Remodeled two bedroom manufactured home in desirable Matfield Woods 55+ park. Low monthly park rent...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD!
Wareham
509,999.00
SOLD!! Gorgeous Move In Ready Home with Panaramic Views of Sandy Beach in Onset!!
Ginny Lewis, Realtor ~ Divito Realty Inc
4 Gray St Onset- SOLD!!
Wareham
445,000.00
Gorgeous woodwork in this Onset Village-Style colonial home in lovely neighborhood walking distance...
Ginny Lewis, Realtor ~ Divito Realty Inc
SOLD! Onset Island
Wareham
285,500.00
ONSET ISLAND! Waterview Cottage. There are no cars, no stores, no Amazon deliveries. WHAT A GREAT...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD! Wareham
Wareham
374,900.00
RARE OPPORTUNITY to live in this BEACHFRONT COMMUNITY! Established families, growing generation...
Upper Cape Realty
Sold! 63 Oakdale Ave, Marion
Marion
450,000.00
Upper Cape Realty is excited to share that we have closed on 63 Oakdale Ave, Marion!...
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