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104-year-old woman walks through history with Boston Post Cane

When Laura Camello graduated from Wareham High School in 1939, the United States had not yet entered World War II. When the U.S. joined the war, Camello took a job at a factory in New Bedford, making parts for the military. While working there, she...

Two residents named to college President’s List

Wareham natives Hannah McCann and Alyssa Morse have been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s Summer 2024 President’s List. To make the President’s List, students must earn 12 credits and have a minimum GPA of 3.7.

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Slavin wins ‘Hero for Health’ award

On Monday, Aug. 26, former Wareham Select Board member Alan Slavin was recognized for his 12 years of service on the board with Southcoast Health’s ‘Hero for Health’ award. This award is presented annually to an outstanding leader, or group of...

Local photographer joins photographers council

Wareham photographer Cassandra Sullivan has been elected to the Professional Photographers of America Council for the 2024 to 2-27 term. The Professional Photographers of America is an international nonprofit association with more than 35,000...

60 years of hair-dos, 85 years of Winna Dean

At 85 years old, Onset’s Winna Dean might hold the title of the most experienced hairdresser in town. Since 1964, Dean has been cutting hair from her Union Avenue salon, and still does so today. Over the years, the salon took on different names,...