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Playtime! Kids experiencing homelessness get a new place to play
For children living in homeless shelters, there’s a new service in Wareham dedicated to letting kids be kids. Horizons for Homeless Children is an organization working to support kids living through homelessness and in homeless shelters across...
Buzzards Bay Swim location changed to Onset Bay
For the first time in 32 years, the Buzzards Bay Swim will be held in Onset Bay. The change comes with concerns that possible rain before the event could cause sewer overflows in New Bedford’s Outer Harbor. On Saturday, June 28, more than 300...
A night of nostalgia, fun, and groovy good times
With large-rimmed glasses and 70s music blasting by the shore, dancers from across the community moved toward the stage to hit the disco. Each summer, the Onset Bay Association hosts a free concert series featuring a different band every Wednesday...
Prepared and ready: Emergency Operation Center is complete
Natural disasters, mass tragedies and extreme events may sound intimidating and scary, but the Wareham Police Department is one step ahead. The Emergency Operation Center located on the fifth floor of the Multi-Service Center at 48 Marion Road is...
Welcome home: How one woman made her Swift’s Beach house a home for all
Whether serving up fresh Italian food to hungry patrons, or opening her Swift’s Beach home to anyone in need, Vera Caproiccio has spent a century lending a helping hand. At 103-years-old, Caproiccio is one of Wareham’s oldest residents and while her...
Things to do June 26-July 3
Saturday, June 28 Full house Suit up in life jackets and don't fold under the pressure: the annual kayak poker run returns. Those interested in the competitive watersport can attend the Onset Bay Association's Kayak Poker Run. Participants will...
JROTC students put skills to work in test unlike any other
Donned in camo, the Wareham High School JROTC students spent a week training in physically and mentally challenging activities that encouraged personal growth like never before. Eight students traveled to Fort Devens to participate in an adventure...
Man medflighted to Rhode Island hospital following motocross accident
A 25-year-old man was medflighted from Tobey Hospital following a dirt bike accident at Diamond MX motocross track. The accident occurred the afternoon of Sunday, June 22. Onset Fire Department was first on scene where Assistant Chief Howard...
Cheers to beer and baseball
That Lucky Goat Brewery made music to people’s beers during the Wareham Gatemen Benefit Concert on Friday, June 13, the night before the Wareham Gatemen’s season opener on Spillane Field. The event was packed with Gatemen players, coaches, host...
Freedom will ring with the Fourth of July events
Have a blast and celebrate Independence Day with items that could be older than the country. The Wareham Historical Society will be hosting its 47th annual Antique Faire on Friday, July 4 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. rain or shine. Admission is $5.00 and...
Cooling center to open to beat the heat
The Wareham Emergency Management is opening a cooling center on Tuesday, June 24 for the extreme heat in the forecast. The Multi-Service Center at 54 Marion Road will be open from noon to 4 p.m. on the first floor. Water bottles will be available to...
Don't sweat it: Heatwave drives community to the beach
The smell of sunscreen, ice cream and the ocean caught in the breeze as the community sought out a break from the Extreme Heat Warning that effected the East Coast. Mass.gov issued an Unhealthy Heat Alert from Sunday, June 22 to Wednesday, June 15...
Dumpster catches fire off Onset Avenue
A dumpster fire off Onset Avenue was reported around 7:24 p.m. Friday, June 20. The fire occurred behind 205 Onset Avenue where a dumpster was on fire and spread to a nearby fence. Upon arrival, Onset Fire Department Assistant Chief Howard Andersen...
Wareham residents to swim for family and a love of the bay
Six Wareham residents are hopping in the water in the name of environmental conservation and to swim from New Bedford to Fairhaven in the Buzzards Bay Swim. The 1.2 open mile swim takes participants past the Butler Flats Lighthouse and the New...
Buzzards Bay Coalition completes 1,600 acre land purchase
The Buzzards Bay Coalition recently finalized the purchase of 1,652 acres formerly owned by the Slocum-Gibbs Cranberry Company — permanently protecting forests, cranberry bogs and wetlands in Carver, Wareham, Rochester and Middleboro. The purchase...
‘Forever bonded together’: Warehamites befriend the Brits
With oceanic views, a tight-knit community, and rich history, two Warehams are so similar it’s hard to believe they lay nine hours apart. On June 6, a group of six Wareham, Massachusetts residents returned from a trip to Wareham U.K. where they...
Town receives funding from Plymouth County
The town of Wareham received $50,000 from the Plymouth County Commissioners as part of Plymouth County's American Rescue Plan Act. The multi-year plan to help states, territories, tribal and local governments to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic has...
Things to do June 19-June 26
Friday, June 20 Looking for a bud For anyone with a little extra thyme Friday, June 20, the Wareham Free Library is hosting a Hypertufa workshop where participants can make their own garden planters. The workshop will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 12...
'No present danger to the public': Hazardous material spill contained
A box truck carrying hazardous materials spilled in the area of Maritime Drive and Great Neck Road Friday, June 13. The Wareham Fire Department responded to the spill around noon on Friday where crews worked for three-and-a-half hours to clean up...
Take a moment to ‘park’ it at Bay View
Bay View Park is now open. The first phase of the park’s reopening is taking place Monday, June 16. The park is open to the public with a temporary safety barrier along the new widened Onset Avenue sidewalk. The temporary safety barrier allows the...
Students find academic and personal success
Five Wareham High School students received scholarships in reward for their academic achievement, perseverance, leadership and deep community engagement—qualities that reflect the spirit and strength of the SouthCoast region. Students awarded were...
Free summer food program for kids returns
Free breakfast and lunch will be made available for kids 18-years-old and under through the Wareham Public Schools summer food program beginning on Tuesday, July 1. Meals will be available at Wareham High School located at 7 Viking Drive and the...
Patriotism burns bright on Flag Day
Worn, torn and faded flags succumbed to the flames as veterans saluted, watched and even added fuel to the fire. Patriots located around Wareham and the upper Cape region celebrated Flag Day as well as the U.S. Military’s 250th birthday on Saturday,...
School’s out and summer is in on the last day of school
Early mornings, late-night cramming and worrying about grades is on pause for the summer as students hang up their backpacks for the next two months. Wareham Public Schools dismissed students from their classrooms Monday, June 16 on the last day of...
Wareham Middle School announces Students of the Month for June
Wareham Middle School announced their three Students of the Month for the last month of the school year. Jason Avila was named Student of the Month for the fifth grade and his teachers praised his hard work in the classroom. “Jason is the best...
Show for the ages: Car show features classic muscle and sleek new designs
As classic tunes like Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode” blared and even more classic cars had their hoods popped revealing restored engines and interiors, dozens of people gathered on Father’s Day to celebrate one dad’s love of cars. The second annual...
Hundreds make their voice heard as part of national protest against Trump
With hundreds of marines deployed to Los Angeles as protestors continue to voice disdain for the administration’s stance on immigration, millions of Americans gathered in protest of President Trump, claiming his time in the oval office reflects that...
Swinging into fun with the Lopes Playground reopening
Infectious laughter could be heard in Onset as children played and dashed around a completely reimagined playground. With a new accessible walking path, revamped basketball court and new playground equipment, the old wooden playground has been...
Hazardous material spill closes Maritime Drive and Great Neck Road
The Wareham Fire Department responded to a call about a box truck with a spill of an unknown substance in the back at approximately noon on Friday, June 13. The fire department responded to the area of Maritime Drive and Great Neck Road to...
Sex offender arrested for recording woman in Target fitting room
Gregory Mattos, 37, of Mashpee was arraigned Tuesday, June 10 after allegedly recording a woman changing in the Target fitting rooms located at Wareham Crossing. The Wareham Police Department was dispatched to the store Monday, June 9 after a...
Identity, condition of motorcyclist injured on Glen Charlie Road still not released by police
Wareham Police said they still have no information to release five days after witnesses reported a motorcyclist collided with a truck on Glen Charlie Road and suffered serious leg injuries. Wareham Week has reached out to police several times but...
Class of 1975 looking for classmates ahead of 50 year reunion
Celebrate 50 years since graduation with the Wareham Class of 1975 at the Rosebrook Event Center on July 19, 2025. Tickets are still available, and no tickets will be sold at the door. The following classmates have not been reached. If anyone has...
Middle School announces May Students of the Month
Savannah Hibbard was awarded the Student of the Month for the fifth grade. She is celebrated for her kindness, compassion for others, and always putting a smile on peoples’ faces. “Savannah is an awesome student who always brings a smile to my...
‘It’s great to see everyone doing something nice’: Wareham knows how to talk trash
While volunteers litter-ally lined the street and filled a dumpster with trash they found in the woods, Don’t Trash Wareham was off to a great start. Don’t Trash Wareham is a beautification event that has been taking place in Wareham since 2015....
Bridging the future: Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical High School class of 2025
Seniors turned to alumni as four years of hard work, dedication and perseverance culminated in Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical High School class of 2025’s graduation. Loved ones gathered to watch the children they saw grow take the final steps to...
'What we have done and what we're becoming,': Wareham High's class of 2025
From small hands of kindergarteners learning how to hold pencils to the seniors holding their diplomas firmly in their grasps, the Wareham High School class of 2025 looks ahead to the future with tassels turned and smiles plastered on their faces....
One dead in motorcycle accident on Cranberry Highway
A South Attleboro man was killed in a motor vehicle accident when his motorcycle collided with an oncoming car Thursday, June 5 in the area of 2309 Cranberry Highway. According to the Plymouth County District Attorney’s office, Matthew Burns, 49,...
Multiple motorcycles involved in crash on Cranberry Highway
A motor vehicle accident involving multiple motorcycles being struck by a car was reported around 4:54 p.m. Thursday, June 5 in the area of 2296 Cranberry Highway. The accident closed the roadway for several hours but it has since been opened....
High-fives and goodbyes: Seniors do final walk through of schools
After 12 years of education, memories and growth, the class of 2025 made their way down the various halls of Wareham Elementary, Middle and High School one last time. Students strutted down the halls in shiny blue graduation gowns Thursday, June 5...
Motorcyclist collides with truck on Glen Charlie Road
Witnesses on Glen Charlie Road reported a motorcycle collided with a truck resulting in part of the motorcyclist’s right leg being severed in the accident. The accident occurred around 6:38 p.m. Wednesday, June 4 in the area of 206 Glen Charlie...
At-large member of sewer seat filled after ballot error
Scott Soby was appointed the member-at-large on the Board of Sewer Commissioners Tuesday, May 3 at a joint Select Board and Board of Sewer Commissioners meeting with a term expiring May 6, 2026. Soby’s appointment comes after an error on ballot for...
Don’t just pass down genes, pass down knowledge
Learn more about family history at the Wareham Free Library’s Genealogy Workshop on June 5 at 1 p.m. Local Genealogist Janis Duffy will help participants with projects they are working on and give reliable advice and guidance. The program is free...
Don’t waste a breath
Come to Wareham’s meeting on the recommended draft of the Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan on June 16 from 5 to 7 p.m. This event will be held in room 520 of the Multi Service Center at 48 Marion road. The Comprehensive Wastewater Management...
Reeling in the fun at the annual Tihonet fishing derby
People lined the shore of Tihonet Pond fishing and laughing with their families, competing to see who would catch the biggest fish in the annual Tihonet Pond fishing derby. The annual Tihonet Pond Fishing Derby held Sunday, June 1 was not only a...
Middle school's got talent and skills
No A's were given out, only "Oo's," and "Ah's," as Wareham Middle School students showed up and out as they showcased artistic skills and took to the stage for a joint art and talent show. The event kicked off on Thursday, May 29 with hundreds of...
Monuments in miniature: Fourth graders bring history to life
It seems that history buffs discover their passion for the past at a young age and. fourth grade students from Mr. Houdlette and Ms. Potter’s classes atWareham Elementary School proudly showcased their handcrafted replicas of Washington, D.C.’s most...
A Christmas miracle: How one gift re-ignited a lost spirit
Anyone heading down Cromesett Road might notice a tree tastefully decorated for a new holiday each month. But the tree isn’t just for decoration — it represents a memorial to a lost loved one. “My sister had a heart defect at birth and we didn’t...
Dealing in diesel: Wareham resident awarded for mechanical knowledge
It’s not uncommon for a young boy’s eyes to light up when a big truck comes rolling down the street and Wareham resident John Harrigan was no different. Except now, he plans on turning a childhood passion into a full time career. “I think trucks are...
A culmination of education: Seniors present final projects
For eight students at Wareham High School, presenting their final projects was the last thing between them and their diplomas. Instead of doing the required exit interviews and electronic portfolios, students could choose to do a final project...
Fresh air, sunshine, and a brand new park
The Bay View Park reopening, that’s a walk in the park and soon anyone can take one. This summer, the physical reopening of Bay View Park is being done in two phases. The first phase will take place on June 16. During this phase, the park will be...
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