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Even as Wareham's MCAS results have come back positive, both residents and the School Commi

New Bedford Boys & Girls Club Board of Directors member Jason Lanagan said that the impact of the organization extends well beyond competitive sports.

Lightning struck at least one home on John Street in Swifts Beach earlier this evening, a fire official said Thursday nigh

An Onset man has generously paid the adoption fee for Snickers, a cat awaiting a new home at the Bourne PetSmart. Do you want to give Snickers a new home?

In just over a month, voters will cast their ballots to elect a number of new faces to prom

For the first time, due to the coronavirus pandemic, people were able to watch and particip

A photo posted on Facebook has Wareham residents wondering just how prevalent river otters are in town, as more and more wildlife seems to be making a comeback. On Monday, January 5, a photo of a deceased river otter was posted in a Wareham Facebook group along with the caption “Saw this guy in the middle of the road on Tihonet Rd. Had to move this beautiful animal to the side. Wareham has river otters.” In the comments under the post, many town residents were talking about the amount of ri...

Brennan McKiernan grew up in Wareham, and said he cares deeply about the town and the schools. If elected, he hopes to strengthen the community as a whole, and get kids invested in their education and in the town. McKiernan said that many of his favorite memories from his childhood are tied to the close-knit community in Wareham: His grandparents telling stories about the people they grew up with, big festivals that brought people together, and the success of Wareham students involved with DECA...