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Dear Governor Baker: I hope this letter finds you well.  Having been unanimously authorized by the Wareham Board of Selectmen, I write on behalf of the people of the Town of Wareham to ask you to reconsider your Administration's recent decision to stop issuing COVID-19 vaccine through the Southcoast Health System and other operators of community hospitals statewide, and instead to issue vaccines only through state-run sites and, eventually, pharmacies.  In response to your Administration's decision, we have been informed that Southcoast is no longer accepting new appointments, and is awaiti...

Bentley Companies’ master plan diagram for the Tremont Nail Factory property. Bentley Companies, a Rhode Island-based operation and the potential master developer for the Tremont Nail Factory property, presented its vision for the Tremont property to the Wareham Redevelopment Authority on Feb. 11. Bentley Companies said it sees the site as one with the potential for office space, retail establishments and a brewery or restaurant of some sort. The developer’s vision also includes a waterfront community park — complete with a pier, boardwalk and kayak rentals. The proposal is one step ...

Following a barrage of calls, voicemails and emails from Wareham residents frustrated with

Wareham Selectmen talk trash and cash Wicked Local WAREHAM – Selectmen are considering trash discounts for seniors, seasonal homeowners and abatements for people who have another means of disposing their trash. But Selectman Patrick Tropeano noted the board had a lot of work to do to determine what can actually be done. Town Administrator Derek Sullivan said during Tuesday's meeting they had initially hoped to steer clear of discounts in the trash program’s first year to make sure that revenue would be adequate to keep it running without needing more money. But $125,000 was saved at the o...

The town’s budget for the next fiscal year does not include the deep cuts to services that