The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously on Tuesday to support a zero-tolerance seatbelt policy for Wareham.
Acting Police Chief Richard Stanley spoke before the Board of the importance of wearing...
Better opportunity is one step closer to arriving in town with the passing of the so-called “Wareham Jobs Bill” through the Senate.
“I talked with Senator Pacheco last night and...
Michael Parola has resigned from his position of harbormaster.
On June 1, Parola said he submitted “my notice to leave my position” in a letter to Town Administrator Mark...
the question as to whether members of the Charter Review Committee (CRC) could review the Town Charter objectively and if it was appropriate for them to even do so was addressed on Tuesday during the...
Spring Town Meeting came to an end with a vote for indefinite postponement of starting a committee to review uses of Swifts Beach, and lengthy debate and discussion over Community Preservation...
There will be no change to the current form of town government.
Such was the decision of the voters when one of the more controversial articles on the Warrant was brought before them on Monday,...
Gov. Deval Patrick lifted a boil water order Tuesday morning for 2 million people in Boston area who were told their tap water could be unsafe after a crucial water main failed over the weekend.
Spring Town Meeting didn’t get far into the Warrant during the first night on Monday. After quickly dealing with four consent agendas, the remainder of the evening was spent on the town’s...
Water service to all Massachusetts Water Resources Authority customer communities east of Weston has been interrupted by a "catastrophic failure" in the water system, according to...
Calling in bomb threats is not funny or cool. It’s an illegal act disruptive to many facets of the community.
Such were the words of Selectman Brenda Eckstrom on Tuesday as she appealed...
Based on results of a recount, Rhonda Veugen has officially been voted in as the newest member on the School Committee.
Confirmation came on Saturday that Veugen had narrowly beat out Lynne...
True Town Meeting will begin on Monday, May 3 as opposed to the scheduled April 26 start date.
On Tuesday, Acting Selectmen Chairman Walter Cruz announced that, “Town Meeting will meet April...
Human error was the unfortunate cause of Wareham Fire District payroll checks being returned for insufficient funds last week.
Newly re-elected Wareham Fire District Clerk/Treasurer Marybeth...
It was an election in favor of the incumbents in all but one race.
Margaret Ishihara, a candidate for re-election to a three-year term on the Prudential Committee, lost by 23 votes to John...
There were changes made to the lineup of the School Committee during their meeting on April 14.
By unanimous vote Dr. Clifford Sylvia was named as Chairman, Kenny Fontes as Vice-Chairman and Geoff...
The incredibly close race for the sole seat on the School Committee has prompted a recount.
Lynne Burroughs, who it was initially believed lost out to Rhonda Veugen by a mere 10 votes, said she has...
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Who is to say how the world would be had the Allies not won the battles of World War II. Life as we know it now would probably not exist. All of us today who enjoy the pleasures and freedoms we take...
The Board of Selectmen appointed David Smith to the Community and Economic Development Authority (CEDA) board at their Tuesday meeting.
Smith’s term will expire in 2012.