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Gerald F. Marshall, 76
Reproductive rights rally planned for Sunday
Frank W. “Ruffin” Andrews, Jr., 66
Take a hike with the Land Trust and Library
See Flying High Dogs at the library
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Hair stylist finds passion for mortuary makeup
Frank W. “Ruffin” Andrews, Jr., 66
Paraprofessionals ask for public support during union negotiations
Special Olympics Vipers win over neighborhood, 19-11
Parkwood Beach ballfield hosts first game in decades
Protesters for abortion rights buoyed by public support
News
Health care workers rally for higher wages ‘across the board’
Tobey Hospital workers donned ponchos Monday afternoon to rally in the rain for higher wages. Holding up signs and...
Protesters for abortion rights buoyed by public support
Roughly 70 people gathered outside Town Hall on Sunday in protest of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade....
Covid cases down as vaccine newly available to very young children
Covid cases in Wareham were down to 18 last week per the state, and now, covid vaccines are now available for everyone ages...
Reading Partners classes to tackle learning English, U.S. citizenship test
The Reading Partners program at the Wareham Free Library will host two classes this July: One to help English language-...
Select Board to return to in-person meetings
The Wareham Select Board is now on its summer schedule, meeting every other week. On June 28, the board will meet...
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Schools
Future kindergarteners share hopes for school
Excited preschoolers and their families flocked to the Wareham Elementary School on Thursday night for the Kindergarten...
Paraprofessionals ask for public support during union negotiations
Months into contract negotiations with the School Committee, paraprofessionals gathered with supportive teachers and staff...
Summer programs, new internship program kick off
Summer programming will soon be in full swing in Wareham Public Schools, with hundreds of students enrolled in various...
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Opinion
Opinion: Honoring Memorial Day
Memorial Day will soon be hereA day to remember our fallen soldiers and hold them nearThey paid a hefty priceLosing their...
Opinion: May 8 is World Ovarian Cancer Day
To the Editor: I'm an ovarian cancer survivor of 10-plus years as I continue my quest to raise awareness against this...
Opinion: It’s worth waiting for all the information about Decas
To the Editor: On Monday, April 25th, Town Meeting will get two petition articles relating to the Decas School, both from...
Opinion: What’s the urgency around Decas?
To the Editor: Spring town meeting is on Monday, April 25th at 7 pm at Wareham High School. We will hear an interim report...
Opinion: Vote to approve both the solar bylaw and moratorium
To the Editor: Please vote for both solar by-law articles 15 on the special town meeting warrant and 19 on the regular...
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Obituaries
Gerald F. Marshall, 76
Gerald F. Marshall, 76, of New Bedford, formerly of Wareham, died Tuesday, June 14, 2022 at Sacred Heart Nursing Home in New...
Frank W. “Ruffin” Andrews, Jr., 66
Frank W. “Ruffin” Andrews, Jr., 66, of Wareham, died June 19, 2022, at Tobey Hospital. He was the husband of Robin G. (...
M. Rita Duverger, 101
M. Rita Duverger, 101, of Bourne died Monday, June 13, 2022 at Cape Cod Senior Living. She was the widow of the late Lucien...
Alphonso C. “Al” Martin, 79
Alphonso C. “Al” Martin, 79, of Lowell, Massachusetts passed away peacefully on May 27, 2022, at his home. Husband of the...
Christine L. Guiliano, 60
Christine L. Guiliano, 60, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on Tuesday, June 7, 2022. Christine is...
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Health care workers rally for higher wages ‘across the board’
Protesters for abortion rights buoyed by public support
Parkwood Beach ballfield hosts first game in decades
Future kindergarteners share hopes for school
Paraprofessionals ask for public support during union negotiations
Hair stylist finds passion for mortuary makeup
Sterling Golf takes over at Little Harbor
Residents urged to ID their kayaks, boats
'Owning a neighborhood food truck has always been a dream'
Girls tennis team named state finalists after hard-fought match
Sports
Special Olympics Vipers win over neighborhood, 19-11
Parkwood Beach ballfield hosts first game in decades
The Parkwood Beach ballfield hosted its first game in decades on Saturday, June 25: An exciting match between the Wareham...
Busy weekend ahead for Gatemen
The Wareham Gatemen have a packed schedule both home and away this weekend. On Friday the Wareham baseball team will take...
Nearly 200 swimmers, including one from Wareham, swim across New Bedford harbor
Swimmers raised $185,000 for the Buzzards Bay Coalition in the annual Buzzards Bay Swim on Saturday. Coalition Event...
Girls tennis team named state finalists after hard-fought match
The Wareham girls tennis team didn’t make it easy for the Hamilton-Wenham Generals to squeak away with the state...
Girls tennis team heads to final four
The Wareham High School girls tennis team has reached the final four in the statewide tournament — a first in the school’s...
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Police, Fire & Courts
Residents urged to ID their kayaks, boats
Every year, the Wareham Department of Natural Resources runs into the same problem, harbormaster Garry Buckminster said:...
Missing woman found after search by land, air and water
A 61-year-old missing woman came home of her own accord after several hours of exhaustive searching by first responders from...
Wareham mother says police racially profiled her son
Jody Santagate wants people to know that she loves Wareham, that she has great respect for law enforcement and that members...
Wareham Fire helps clean up fuel spill
The Fivestar Gateway Gas Station was the site of an accidental fuel spill on Thursday. Wareham Fire, led by Captain Mark...
Marion, Wareham men hurt in utility vehicle accident
A Marion man and his passenger from West Wareham suffered minor injuries Saturday, June 4 in a utility vehicle rollover...
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People
Hair stylist finds passion for mortuary makeup
A longtime hairstylist and Main Street fixture, Christine Andrews is dedicated to helping her clients look their best, even...
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Happenings
Hear the history of the Falmouth Road Race
Paul Clerici, the author of “A History of the Falmouth Road Race” and a runner, will recount the history of the famous race...
Celebrate the end of summer at a library dance party
DJ Ooch will get the crowd on their feet at an end-of-summer dance party on Thursday, August 11, at 10 a.m. The party will...
Summer of Love concerts begin July 6
The Onset Bay Association will be hosting a series of concerts with water views this summer. This year, the Summer of Love...
Hear stories, songs and adventures at the library
Award-winning storyteller Davis Bates will entertain kids and families with songs, stories and adventures through an...
Dance to the Toe Jam Puppet Band
The beloved puppet band will return to Wareham for a performance at 4 p.m. on Monday, July 25.
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Arts
Off to see the wizard: Kids perform a classic
Somewhere over the rainbow in the Wareham Elementary School, a group of third and fourth graders performed the Wizard of Oz...
Scottish folk band draws crowd at the Library
It was standing-room-only at the Wareham Free Library on May 29 at a performance by North Sea Gas, a Scottish folk group on...
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Business
'Owning a neighborhood food truck has always been a dream'
When Sola Lee looks out from her dumpling truck's window, her eyes find more than an industrial park cul-de-sac -- she sees...
Onset Beach Patio & Grille has beach delivery, breakfast on tap
What was Stash’s Onset Beach is now the Onset Beach Patio & Grille, and the manager says customers can look forward to...
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From Our Members
4 Things To Do Before Applying For A Mortgage
BankFive
Jun 27
If you’re a first-time homebuyer who has never bought a house before, you might assume the process...
Gatemen to Face Harwich in Second Double Header of the Season
Wareham Gatemen
Jun 26
After a promising start to begin last night’s game in Falmouth, the Wareham Gatemen fell apart in a...
Gatemen Fall Short in Lively Battle Against Commodores
Wareham Gatemen
Jun 26
What started a slow night with a win all but final for the Gatemen quickly turned into a disaster...
LIBRARY RAFFLE FUNDRAISER!
Friends of the Wareham Free Library, Inc.
Jun 24
The Friends of the Wareham Free Library are having a Summer Fundraiser to go along with our Summer...
Gatemen Bounce Back After Four Straight Losses
Wareham Gatemen
Jun 23
The Wareham Gatemen picked up their first win since last Friday tonight at Whitehouse Field in...
Healthgrades Names Saint Anne’s Hospital A 2022 Outstanding Patient Experience Award™ Recipient
Saint Anne's Hospital
Jun 21
Distinction Places Saint Anne’s in Top 5% of Acute Care Hospitals for Patient Experience
Wareham Land Trust seeking 2022-2023 TerraCorps Service Member!
Wareham Land Trust
Jun 21
TerraCorps (AmeriCorps) Position Available with the Wareham Land Trust TerraCorps, an AmeriCorps...
Gatemen Looking to Bounce Back After Doubleheader in Chatham
Wareham Gatemen
Jun 21
Last night proved unlucky for the Wareham Gatemen as they fell short in both games in the...
Gatemen Fall to 3-4-1 on the Season After Losing Both in Doubleheader at Chatham
Wareham Gatemen
Jun 20
Game 1: The Gatemen fell 5-3 to the Chatham Anglers in game one of the doubleheader at Veteran’s...
Gatemen Pickup Second Consecutive Win of the Season in Brewster
Wareham Gatemen
Jun 18
The Gatemen picked up their second win in a row tonight against the Whitecaps at Stony Brook Field...
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Upcoming Events
Today
7:00 pm
Steve Rudolph Trio to perform at the library
Tuesday, June 28
5:30 pm
to
6:30 pm
Gleason Family Y Splash of Color Fun Run/Walk
Thursday, June 30
4:00 pm
Play Bingo at the Onset VFW
Friday, July 1
11:00 am
to
12:30 pm
Y Community Market - Gleason Family YMCA
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Classifieds
2007 Yamaha Motorcycle for sale
Yard Sale
FURNITURE ASSEMBLY & DELIVERY
Semi Retired CARPENTER
Yard Sale: Saturday July 2 Parkwood
NEED A FLAG FOR JULY 4th?
Dave's Home Repair
STORER STREET YARD SALE IN ONSET
Abandoned Vehicle
Abandoned Vehicle
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Real Estate
New To The Market!***SOLD!***
Wareham
319,000.00
Bright & sunny in a lovely water influence neighborhood!! Cute ranch style home with 3 bedrooms...
Ginny Lewis, Realtor ~ Divito Realty Inc
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...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD! Wareham
Wareham
374,900.00
RARE OPPORTUNITY to live in this BEACHFRONT COMMUNITY! Established families, growing generation...
Upper Cape Realty
Farmhouse Colonial Being Built
Wareham
479,900.00
180 Barker Road, Wareham - Under construction and is being offered by a well established Cape...
Upper Cape Realty
WHITE ISLAND POND FRONT VACATION RENTAL (WEEKLY)
Wareham
1,700.00
Looking to get away? This house is perfect for your next vacation! Enjoy this giant White Island...
LaForce Realty
26 Elwood Road
Wareham
530,000.00
Bernadette Kelly Group is happy to announce 26 Elwood Road has closed! Congratulations to the new...
Bernadette Kelly Group
SOLD!! 25 Admirals Way. Onset
Wareham
1,900,000.00
SOLD!! SueAnn Murley, Realtor. Onset Waterfront. Lovelingly restored and ready for your beach...
Ginny Lewis, Realtor ~ Divito Realty Inc
SOLD! 2 Depot Street, Wareham
Wareham
82,000.00
Upper Cape Realty is excited to share that we have closed on 2 Depot Street, Unit 6 in Wareham!...
Upper Cape Realty
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...
Upper Cape Realty
UNDER AGREEMENT - Two Lots or One!
Bourne
299,000.00
WORK & LIVE NEAR MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN BUZZARDS BAY ... Land for sale - buy one or both lots...
Upper Cape Realty
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