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Cape Cod Fishing Report – April 22, 2021 Fresh migratory schoolies and tautog will arrive at Buzzards Bay and the south Cape any day now. Cape Cod Fishing Report My coworkers are still putting in time on the upper Cape freshwater ponds for the time being. Anthony DeiCicchi continues to pick off largemouth on wakebaits and swimbaits. Tuesday night he went fishing with a friend, George Costa, who caught a 13-inch, 3 pound, personal best bass on a 3-piece rat wakebait. Jeff, at Canal Bait and Tackle, says everything is in place for the run of spring stripers at Buzzards Bay and the Canal. Sch...

Madison Czopek Apr 7, 2021 Conservation Commission members reviewed Danny Warren’s plans for the marina. From top to bottom: Commission Member Elissa Heard, Danny Warren, Commission Chair Sandy Slavin, Conservation Administrator David Pichette and GAF Engineering’s Bill Madden. Water-side work on the marina proposed for the old Greer Lumber site at 59 Main St., right next to Besse Park, is one step closer to moving forward, following the Conservation Commission’s unanimous approval during an April 7 meeting. Businessman and Wareham native Danny Warren’s plan for a commercial...

Wareham Concom OKs marina work at 59 Main St., first step in riverside development Wicked Local WAREHAM - Plans to develop a function center-restaurant, restaurant and ice cream shop on the Wareham River at 59 Main St. got a boost with the Conservation Commission’s unanimous approval of its first phase – a commercial marina. The Conservation Commission was asked to consider the project, proposed by Danny Warren, from the water or marina side.   The commercial marina plan approved features floating docks along the existing bulkhead with 15 finger piers going out from those floats, includi...

Crews cleared the site in spring 2019. A 16-slip marina is being proposed for the old Greer Lumber site at 59 Main St., right next to Besse Park. In addition to the marina, the developer — Danny Warren, who purchased the property in May 2020 for $1 million — has other plans for the land.  Bob Rogers of GAF Engineering, who represented Warren at the March 3 Conservation Commission meeting, was vague about the developer’s intentions, but said Warren had “really ambitious plans” for two mixed-use buildings.  He added that the development would move the site away from its past as a wo...

A diagram of the proposed solar field. Photo courtesy: Borrego Solar Activists from several conservation groups and the President of the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe spoke out against a proposed solar project, saying it would cause irreversible damage to the environment. At the Feb. 3 Conservation Commission meeting, no representatives of the proposed Borrego solar field were present. The project, set to be located at 140 Tihonet Road, is one of three large arrays planned for land owned by A.D. Makepeace. The three projects total roughly 180 acres in size. The project has not yet received fin...