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Opinion: Town Meeting thanks
To the Editor: I am writing to commend Wareham Week for its in-depth unbiased, informative news coverage of the Planning Board and Selectmen's meetings leading up to the proposed re-zoning article that was before the voters. Editor Chloe Shelford's...
Opinion: Rezoning would compromise Red Brook’s water quality
To the Editor: I am the current treasurer of Cape Cod Trout Unlimited. I also have served as President of the Osterville Anglers Club and the Cape Cod Flyrodders. I am also a member of the South Shore Flycasters. I am in constant contact with...
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Controversial ‘Hospitality District’ defeated at town meeting
Julie E. Enzian, 44
Town Meeting paves the way for Wareham Tigers’ plans at Westfield property
Nancy J. Joseph, 60
Lt. Walter Correia tapped to be new police chief
Sen. Marc Pacheco says rezoning proposal is ‘a 756-acre red flag’
Onset Fire Chief hopes new station will be 'part of the heart of the community'
Manuel F. “Jay” Gomes, Jr., 66
George E. Peck, 86
Hospitality District will need approval by two-thirds of voters, rules Planning Board
Opinion: Protect Wareham’s & Onset’s Drinking Water for Future Generations
Greetings fellow citizens. I write to you today to correct some misinformation in an opinion piece in Wareham Week regarding the proposed rezoning article to be considered by Wareham voters at a Special Town Meeting this Saturday, April 10 th ( “...
Opinion: Rezoning would be detrimental to Wareham
To the Editor: I'd like first to mention the inspiring conversations I have had today walking Swift's Neck to talk with residents about our Vote on Sat. at 12, Spillane Field. People want to be heard. They are eager to have questions clarified and...
Opinion: Rezoning would be detrimental to Wareham
To the Editor: I'd like first to mention the inspiring conversations I have had today walking Swift's Neck to talk with residents about our Vote on Sat. at 12, Spillane Field. People want to be heard. They are eager to have questions clarified and...
Opinion: Selectman Teitelbaum says beware of misinformation
To the voters of the Town of Wareham: Greetings. I write to correct misinformation circulating about the East Wareham Hospitality, Recreation and Rezoning proposal article that will be voted upon this Saturday. At Monday night’s Planning Board...
Opinion: Protect Wareham’s Natural Resources & Quality of Life by Voting “NO” on Article 1
To the Editor: While responsible economic development is a must for every community, we’re asking Wareham residents to vote “NO” on Article 1 because rezoning these 700+ acres potentially threatens the town’s drinking water, rare species habitat,...
Opinion: Opposition to proposed rezoning east of Glen Charlie Road
To the Editor: I am writing to express my opposition to the proposal by a developer to amend Wareham’s Zoning Bylaw to re-zone 756 acres east of Glen Charlie Road from residential zoning to a new “Hospitality, Recreational and Entertainment Overlay...
Opinion: Protect Red Brook from outside disturbance
To the Editor: To the people of Wareham, Some of you may be wondering why “people from away” care about commercial development in your town. It all starts with a special fish called a sea run brook trout or more famously called a SALTER. A salter is...
Opinion: Objections to rezoning Article 1
To the Editor: I am a registered voter in the Town of Wareham opposed to the rezoning Article 1. I do not believe that any of the criteria under the Governor’s order, nor the guidance issued in February 2021 are met for other than a two-thirds...
Opinion: Notos is committed to the community
To the Editor: On April 10, a special Town Meeting will vote on a rezoning article that positions Wareham to compete successfully in the fierce, post-pandemic contest for job- and revenue-producing economic development. The article updates the...
Opinion: Native Fish Coalition opposes ‘Hospitality’ district
To the Editor: I am writing on behalf of the Massachusetts Chapter of Native Fish Coalition (NFC) to express concerns over the potential zoning changes to the 963 acres in the Glen Charlie Road area. NFC is a grassroots, donor-funded, all-volunteer...
Opinion: Alan Slavin should be reelected to the Board of Selectmen
To the Editor: Soon the residents of Wareham will be voting in the town election on May 4, 2021. I personally will cast my vote for Alan Slavin, who is running for reelection to the Board of Selectmen. He is very knowledgeable, really cares about...
Opinion: Protect your pets, yourself while driving
To the Editor: I was compelled to write this letter in the hopes of sending two very important messages to all who read this and beyond. On Tuesday, March 9, 2021, at approximately 3 p.m., I was heading home with my beautiful chihuahua Mollie who...
Opinion: Schools should teach life skills
To the Editor: After the past two years of working with children as a social worker, I am recommending that public schools consider increasing their funding to implement more life skills classes. By incorporating these classes, students will be able...
Opinion: Rezoning Goes Against Wareham's Master Plan
To the Editor: Please help Wareham realize its plans for the future by voting No on Article 1 at the Special Town Meeting, Saturday, April 10. The rezoning proposal is just a bad idea, and the residents of Wareham know it. While Covid-19 was...
Opinion: Results of Wareham's new rubbish rules
To the Editor: Here we go again. People are already starting to dump things that they can’t get rid of for free in Marion or Rochester. Couches are showing up on side streets, etc. along with other items. These two appeared one morning off Redbrook...
Opinion: Thank you to Chief Walcek
To the Editor: I had very mixed emotions when I learned Chief John Walcek is retiring from the Wareham Police Department. I’m certainly happy for him and his family but saddened for the Town of Wareham and all of us who live here. He is an...
Opinion: Proposed zoning change puts the cart before the horse
To the Editor: Regarding the campaign to rezone a 963-acre parcel off of Glen Charlie Road, I think it advisable that the voters in Wareham be provided information as to who the current owners of large tracts of land are. They are the real...
Opinion: Kudos to green businesses
To the Editor: As the Wareham Planning Board and other departments try to move us forward to benefit local businesses and a greener economy, I encourage them to give Brett Meredith the green light on his dual-purpose cranberry bog-solar project. It...
OPINION: Vote yes on ‘Hospitality District’
To the Editor: The resurgence of COVID-19 has created new economic and financial uncertainty for cities and towns. Communities that succeed in an increasingly competitive contest for revenue-producing development will be those that prepare now for...
Opinion: Thank you to Southcoast and YMCA
To the Editor: Covid-19 Vaccine distribution at the YMCA on Saturday deserves high praise, as it was the most organized, pleasant, and fast experience EVER!! Kudos to all the healthcare workers who made this event happen. Thank you all, Louise...
Opinion: Comment from SPEDWatch founder
To the editor: The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education recently issued a finding of noncompliance against the Wareham Public Schools in a complaint filed by SPEDWatch, Inc. SPEDWatch is a Massachusetts nonprofit...
Opinion: Majestic parcel offers residents something more valuable than horse racing
To the Editor: I grew up on Hunter Avenue, a mile from where they’re proposing to put a casino and racetrack off of Glen Charlie Road. I’m opposed to the project because I think it will ruin the otherwise pristine, quiet, and safe little corner of...
Opinion: In good faith
To the Editor: The greatest love is shown when a person lays down his life for his friends. So many showed their love after the fire we endured. In the village that I was raised in — Oakdale — the young people came out and showed their talent and...
Opinion: Invest in eco-friendly energy
To the Editor: Did you know that right here in Wareham we have a powerful tool for taking a bite out of carbon emissions and reducing the impact on global warming? Even better, we are not alone. There are 24 other towns around us that have been...
Opinion: Thank you to those who donated to support the homeless
To the Editor: I have so many people to thank for my "Tents and Toiletries for Turning Point" project coming together. Here is a list of people who have generously donated toiletries or tents to Turning Point: Wareham & Plymouth Target stores...
Thanks from Ashley Faye Family Funday
To the editor: Due to covid-19, we had to cancel our 5th annual Ashley Faye Family Funday in August. The Ashley Faye Family Fun Day Committee wanted to continue to help out community, so we had a virtual raffle. With the funds made we can continue...
Opinion: Notos Group is committed to Wareham
To the Editor: The Notos Group remains committed to Wareham, the economic development opportunity here and the proposed rezoning that would unlock this potential. We are grateful for the feedback we received during recent meetings with the Board of...
Thanks from Veterans Day Committee
To the Editor: On November 11 th , Wareham celebrated Veterans Day. It was a day to acknowledge and recognize the veterans living and working in our community. Under the direction of the Wareham Veterans Council, an organizing committee was...
Opinion: Congratulations to the Grand Marshal
To the Editor: I was so pleased to hear that Julio Roderick of Wareham was just named Grand Marshal of the virtual Veterans Day Parade on November 11, 2020. I had nominated him a couple of months ago because I believe that he absolutely deserves it...
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