Business

Doobie owners hope to deliver cannabis products to Wareham residents

Another cannabis company — this time a delivery-focused operation — might soon set up shop in Wareham. Owners Ericca and Justin Kennedy, Joseph Rubin and Jessica Powell are working to open their business, Doobie, which would deliver its marijuana...

Beer and wine bar proposed for former Irene’s Flowers location

A pair of business owners hope to bring a wine bar with lighter fare food to the old Irene’s House of Flowers location at 196 Main Street. Michael and Connie Kjelgaard of Scarlet Rose LLC said they hope the business will be similar to 1620 Wine Bar...
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Lucky Goat Brewing seeks ability to hand out free samples

Curious beer fans who want to try before they buy might one day have the chance to sample certain beers for free at Lucky Goat Brewing. But it’s not possible just yet. During their June 15 meeting, the Board of Selectmen discussed authorizing Lucky...

Personal injury law firm opens new office in Wareham

The Law Firm of d’Oliveira & Associates, specializing in personal injury, has opened a new location in Wareham — the firm’s 16th office. The Wareham office, located at 2510 Cranberry Highway, will be overseen by Attorney D. Robin Gouveia. A...

Trade Roots to begin cultivating, manufacturing cannabis

After nearly four years, the owners of Trade Roots will soon be able to begin cultivating and manufacturing marijuana products, and they hope to open the retail side of the business later this summer. The company, co-owned by Wareham native Jesse...

Property management company expands Onset holdings

Newman Properties, which purchased seven buildings in Onset back in October, has purchased two more Onset buildings, adding a total of ten new apartments to the company’s portfolio. The properties are located at 4-6 W Central Ave. and 17 Union Ave...

Salon Red: New business, same great stylists

Salon Red is a new name, but the same stylists are hard at work making locals look good in their newly redecorated space in the Shaw’s plaza on Marion Road. The location, which used to be a Supercuts, reopened under stylist Shawna Fitzpatrick’s...

Wareham native, business mogul has big plans for Main Street

When Danny Warren first saw the old Greer Lumber site on Main Street between Besse Park and the British Landing Condominiums, it wasn’t much to look at — but that hadn’t stopped a Wareham family from appreciating it. Among the rubble and broken...

Wareham businesses receive covid relief

Eight Wareham businesses -- including seven owned by women -- received Covid-19 Small Business Grants this week. Cape Cod Cakes, A Touch of Grace Skin Care and Coastal Canine Daycare, all women-owned businesses, received $25,000 each. Penelope’s of...

Jug Shop to move to Stop & Shop plaza

The Board of Selectmen approved a request from the Jug Shop’s owners on March 3 to relocate their liquor license to the Stop & Shop plaza on Cranberry Highway, after hearing two petitions and one witness against the move. Store owner Dipenkumar...

Home-delivery cannabis operation seeks to open in Wareham

Another cannabis business, referred to as The Emerald Turtle, is pursuing licensing to open in Wareham. With plans to operate out of a location at 10 Little Brook Road, Aaron and Janelle Goines would cultivate and manufacture a variety of cannabis...

Five Wareham businesses receive covid-relief grants

Senator Marc Pacheco has announced a new round of grant funding for small businesses impacted by covid-19. In Wareham, five businesses received grants: Kaleidoscope of Dance and Gymnastics received $70,000, E.L. Morse Lumber received $75,000, artist...

Restaurant to showcase Vietnamese cuisine

Golden Bamboo, an Asian fusion restaurant with a focus on Vietnamese cuisine, plans to open at 3103 Cranberry Highway in February. The restaurant received its license to operate at the Jan. 19 Board of Selectmen’s meeting. The menu, which will...

Two Wareham businesses will receive $75,000 covid-19 small business grants

Dorothy Cox's Candies Inc. in Wareham and the Creative Development Child Center — also known as Sandy’s School — in East Wareham will each receive grants of $75,000 through the Covid-19 Small Business Grant Program. Sandy Boucher, who owns Sandy’s...