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Chloe Shelford May 4, 2021 Community members logged on to the Board of Selectmen’s meeting to discuss future plans for kids' programming. Top, from left: Patrick Tropeano, Alan Slavin, Jim Munise and Peter Teitelbaum; Middle row: Judith Whiteside, Richard Bowen, Derek Sullivan, and Jowaun Gamble of CYE; Bottom row: Jared Chadwick, Dave Ferrari, and Shayla Tavares. The Boys and Girls Club operated out of the Hammond School in Onset. Photo by: Madison Czopek Various officials and community members are working hard to come up for a replacement for the programs offered by the Boys and...

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Apr 28, 2021 Clockwise from top left: Ron Besse, Brennan McKiernan, Apryl Rossi, and Geoff Swett. In the town-wide election May 4, incumbent School Committee member Apryl Rossi will battle it out alongside three other candidates for two open School Committee seats.  Ronald Besse, Brennan McKiernan and Geoff Swett are also running for the seats. Voters will be asked to select two of the four choices. The two candidates who receive the highest number of votes will win the seats. To learn more about each of the candidates, read Wareham Week’s candidate profiles: 

To the Editor: I am writing to commend Wareham Week for its in-depth unbiased, informative news coverage of the Planning Board and Selectmen's meetings leading up to the proposed re-zoning article that was before the voters. Editor Chloe Shelford's writings injected clarity into an environment in which the goalposts kept moving and the acreage kept changing. Chloe, Wareham's voters, pro and con, owe you a depth of gratitude for your tenacity in monitoring the Re-zoning article as it changed during the process leading up to the vote. I would also like to commend Moderator Claire Smith for a jo...

• 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...