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‘This is Our Year’
The Wareham Vikings have been (out)running their opponents into defeat all year, and that held true against East Bridgewater in a 61-46 playoff victory.
Vikings Fall One Point Shy of Continuing Season
Falling one point shy of playoff contention and losing, 7-3, to East Bridgewater left the Wareham/Carver hockey team sitting in the locker room for nearly half-hour.
Runaway Pig Returned to Owner
A pig hogged some attention on Great Neck road on Feb. 18 as it went “wee wee wee” away from home. “That was my first pig,” Animal Control officer Cheryl Gorveatt-Dill said.
Vikings Stay Atop South Coast Conference
Eight years. Eight conference titles. For the Wareham boys basketball team, this year’s title came on Senior Night in a 73-63 win over Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical School.
Amber Filkins: 1,000 Points Later
With eight seconds left, down one point to the top team in the conference, the only thing standing between Wareham Vikings senior guard Amber Filkins and 1,000 career points was the free throw line.
Residents Voice Dismay with Police Cutting School Resource Officer
Wareham residents voiced their dismay with the removal of school resource officer Karl Baptiste.
16-Year-Old Charged with Shooting 6-Year-Old
boy as the younger boy played in his grandparents’ Swifts Beach backyard in Wareham on Jan. 25.
Town, School Talk Cuts, Parents Complain
With the town still needing to close a big gap between projected spending and projected revenue in next year’s budget, a Jan. 15 public hearing on the proposed school budget had officials talking cuts.
On Cold Nights, Where do Wareham’s Homeless go?
About 50 homeless people live in Wareham. Yet, when temperatures dipped into the single digits, only two individuals sought shelter for one program.
Wareham Housing Authority Looking Forward with New Administrator
Development Authority, has been named the new Administrator of the Wareham Housing Authority. She is part of a revamped authority, rebounding from a tough 2013.
