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Kidney donation a lifesaving, ‘life changing’ experience
The need for organ donations is high, as Wareham resident Robin Murphy discovered through personal experience. Last year, Murphy found out that her friend was in need of a kidney, and she was able to make the donation. Murphy’s friend did not want...
Local author publishes Narrows Crossing Restaurant inspired crime novel
While investigating a fire that consumed a commercial scalloper in the fictional world of Paul Rooney’s first novel, “Widows Cove,” the leading protagonist finds himself leaning on none other than Steve Poole, the bartender of the book’s titular...
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Michael G. Howes, 63
Ingrid E. Hellgren, 65
Chapel Lane affordable housing project gets $445,500
Double rainbow sighted in Wareham
Barbara Ann (Clark) Gomes, 63
Town Meeting passes budget, capital expenditures, more
Alan Slavin honored at Town Meeting
Gerald L. “Jerry” Dupuis, 82
Building community, not just fences
Ribbon cutting inaugurates new food pantry location
Buckland's retirement takes effect
Wareham's longtime director of Planning and Community Development, Ken Buckland, has officially entered his retirement. Town Administrator Derek Sullivan announced in January that Buckland would retire come Feb. 29. Sullivan said at that time that...
Lunk Alarm rings in the end of chemotherapy for Onset resident
When the “Lunk Alarm” sounds in a Planet Fitness, it is often meant to indicate someone is interfering with the maintenance of the well-known “judgment-free zone” the gym promotes. However, when the alarm rang out at the Wareham gym on Cranberry...
A changing of the guard: New EMS director assumes his duties
After 42 years of service to the town, former EMS Director David Evans has retired, leaving the department in the hands of his successor, Bradford Allen. Allen has taken a slow transition into his new role, he said. The Select Board confirmed his...
Fundraiser to occur for local woman battling cancer
An upcoming fundraiser will help support Kristine Smart, a local woman battling cancer for the third time. Smart grew up in Wareham, and moved to Fall River in 2012. The #KrisStrong Fundraising Committee is hosting a fundraiser on Sunday, Feb. 18...
Alan Slavin prepares to retire from 12 years of Select Board service
The seed for Select Board member Alan Slavin's interest in public service was planted early. "My grandmother years ago, before she passed away — I think this is typical of her upbringing in the Jewish religion and how we do things — she said that, ‘...
The final plan: Ken Buckland reflects on career as retirement approaches
In 2003, Kenneth “Ken” Buckland was not the director of Planning and Community Development for Wareham. However, he was a part of the consulting team that helped develop plans for the downtown. The intention was to revamp the streetscape, including...
Remembering a trailblazer: Belmira Nunes Lopes
When Belmira Nunes Lopes graduated from Wareham High School in 1917, she wasn't just the first student of Cape Verdean descent to graduate from that school. She was also the year's valedictorian. "The title of my valedictorian address was 'The Ideal...
New health inspector aims to make a difference
From cooking in a kitchen to coordinating an emergency room, Samantha Monast has explored her passions for both the culinary arts and health sciences. Now, Monast will draw from those experiences to fulfill her dream to work in both fields as...
An internship in the world of planning and development
Hands-on experience can be hard to come by in college, especially for those looking for training in specific subject areas such as municipal planning and development. However, the Redevelopment Authority is now offering a paid internship program for...
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SOLD! Wareham Mobile Home
Wareham
89,900.00
WAREHAM: MLS #72917329 Unit #6: Sunny and bright single wide mobile home completely refreshed and...
Upper Cape Realty
Sold!
Bourne
399,000.00
Sold Wonderful Location- TWO Family Home at the Cape Cod Canal in Buzzards Bay!
Ginny Lewis, Realtor ~ Divito Realty Inc
SOLD ... Jefferson Shores on Buttermilk Bay
Wareham
425,000.00
Jefferson Shores overlooking Buttermilk Bay, this vintage 1925 Cape Cod Cottage style ranch is a...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD! 6,000 sq.ft. Developable Lot
Wareham
90,000.00
Upper Cape Realty is excited to share that we have closed on180 Barker Road in Wareham! We look...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD! Waterfront Mobile Home
Wareham
119,000.00
Upper Cape Realty is excited to share that we have closed on 3030 Cranberry Highway Unit 15 in...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD in East Sandwich
Sandwich
375,000.00
This FIXER UPPER was a sought-after one for sure - multiple offers, tons of calls, emails and...
Upper Cape Realty
Sold Over asking 30+ showings 12 offers!!
Wareham
399,000.00
Welcome to this charming 3-bedroom,1.5-bathroom home nestled on a spacious 1.39-acre lot. This...
Christine LaCava - Jack Conway
Raynham Colonial SOLD
Hometown
825,000.00
Welcome to this stunning 4bdrm, 2.5-bath colonial home nestled in a beautiful neighborhood...
Christine LaCava - Jack Conway
SOLD in Onset Village
Wareham
359,000.00
Onset Beach and Village How wonderful to walk to everything you will need or want. Beach, pier,...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD! 16 Woodbury Street, Wareham
Wareham
299,000.00
Upper Cape Realty is excited to share that we have closed on 16 Woodbury Street in Wareham! This...
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