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• Two full-size gymnasiums for indoor sports to use during the colder months  • Three full-size sports fields The plans also detailed a project with three phases that would be completed in 10 years. “With your vote in favor of Articles 2 and 3, we will be able to continue moving forward in providing a safe and high level of sports and education the youth deserve here in Wareham,” the Tigers said in the statement. In November 2020, Jared Chadwick, the president of the Wareham Tigers Athletic Association, told Wareham Week that much of the land would be for the three sports fields: a m...

Haverhill Police Department names new chief Modified: 4/3/2021 9:42:07 PM HAVERHILL — A new chief is set to take the reins of the Haverhill Police Department, according to a town news release. David Appleby, a 22-year veteran of the New Hampshire State Police, is slated to begin work on April 12. He joined the state police in 1999, following an honorable discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps, the release said. During his first year of service in the state police, he had patrol duties in Haverhill. As a trooper, Appleby served on the New Hampshire State Police SWAT team, as a sniper team lead...

The renovated Tremont Nail Factory steel building. Photo by: Kenneth Borges Aspen Blue Cultures is close to securing a host community agreement and lease to use the steel building on the Tremont Nail Factory property to manufacture and package a variety of cannabis products.  The Board of Selectmen voted Feb. 2 to authorize the negotiation of a host community agreement and a lease for the building at 8 Elm Street in Wareham, and the town is still negotiating the terms.  During a March 4 meeting, members of the Wareham Redevelopment Authority suggested tweaks to what had been proposed so fa...

Tremont Nail Factory. After decades of producing steel cut nails followed by years of disuse, the Tremont Nail Factory might soon have a new role to play in town — that of a film set. A movie-making company out of Boston and the HGTV show “Save This House” and have both requested to use the Tremont Nail Factory site as filming locations, Director of Planning Ken Buckland said during the Feb. 25 Wareham Redevelopment Authority meeting. Town Administrator Derek Sullivan said the town was still working on legal considerations related to the projects before granting permission. Sullivan an...

Madison Czopek Feb 23, 2021 The Board of Selectmen discussed adjustments to the town’s procedure for negotiating host community agreements with marijuana businesses that plan to operate in Wareham, before approving two such agreements during their Feb. 23 meeting. Following concerns from some members of the board that the town does not collect enough information from business owners who plan to operate cannabis-based businesses in Wareham, a new procedure was discussed. Ken Buckland, director of planning and community development, explained that currently, people who wish to start...