7+ hour, 9+ min ago  (193+ words) Someone's having a bear-y good time in Wareham. A black bear was spotted in the Tihonet Road area on the morning of Friday, July 10. The Wareham Department of Natural Resources posted a picture of the bear to its Facebook page…...

2+ day, 11+ hour ago  (229+ words) New solar panels are coming to town." The Marion Institute announced Wednesday that it received a $135, 000 Low-Income Solar Incentive Program grant to install a solar array at Frogfoot Farm in Wareham." According to the institute, the solar array will provide…...

3+ week, 2+ day ago  (186+ words) Looking to get rid of old plastics? The Wareham Recycling Center is collecting them at its Rigid Plastics collection on Saturday, June 20, Wednesday, June 24 and Saturday, June 27. The group invites residents to bring old, broken lawn chairs, children's toys, coolers…...

1+ mon, 4+ week ago  (356+ words) Wareham Conservation Commission has approved plans to restore a former cranberry bog at the northern edge of the Marks Cove Conservation Area. The restoration effort, developed by engineering firm Fuss & O'Neill, aims to return the retired cranberry bog to a…...

2+ mon, 2+ week ago  (136+ words) Wareham Week It's fin-tastic news, the herrings have arrived. River herring runs are a key ecological event in Massachusetts each spring, as species like alewife and blueback herring migrate from the ocean into freshwater rivers and ponds to spawn, according…...

4+ mon, 9+ hour ago  (371+ words) The Town of Wareham received $143, 700 to study the possible removal of the Tremont Pond Dam, a project aimed at restoring the natural flow of the Weweantic River and improving conditions for migratory fish. The dam, located off Tremont Mill Pond…...

4+ mon, 3+ week ago  (187+ words) When Sharon Lucido looks out the window of her Wareham home, she can catch a glimpse of the nest osprey built on a nearby rock. What she doesn't usually see is a coyote snuggled among the branches there. The rock…...

6+ mon, 2+ week ago  (481+ words) In 2001, a small group of Wareham residents saw more and more of the town's natural landscape being taken away for development and they decided someone needed to protect land in Wareham. This call-to-action created the Wareham Land Trust, a non-profit…...