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1. Buzzard's Bay Coalition purchases 100 acres of bog land (theweektoday.com) — Wareham voters' approval of $700,000 in Community Preservation funds has helped the Buzzards Bay Coalition buy 100 acres of cranberry bogs along Route 6 to restore Beaver Dam Creek and protect the Weweantic River. The land will be permanently conserved for public access, with ecological work planned while the current farmer continues limited cranberry harvesting for the next two years.
2. Student smarties: Wareham middle school's outstanding students (theweektoday.com) — Wareham Middle School has named three standout students as its September Students of the Month, highlighting local kids' hard work and character. Teachers praised fifth grader Jounir Bebawy, sixth grader Kali Hall, and seventh grader Keirra Nelson for their perseverance, positivity, and leadership in the classroom, calling them role models for their peers.
3. Legendary Gatemen shortstop inducted into Cape League Hall of Fame (theweektoday.com) — A former Wareham Gatemen star shortstop, Kevin Nicholson, has been inducted into the Cape Cod Baseball League Hall of Fame, adding to Wareham's proud baseball legacy. Nicholson's standout 1996 season still ranks among the league's best, and he becomes the 28th Gatemen player honored, joining notable names like Kyle Schwarber and Mo Vaughn.
4. A Photo Op Bog Slog! (town.news) — Wareham's UMass Cranberry Station is highlighted as a key research partner in statewide efforts to modernize cranberry farming and protect water and soil health. State officials have declared October as Massachusetts Cranberry Month, celebrating growers, funding bog renovations, and urging residents to buy locally grown cranberries that support jobs and open space across southeastern Massachusetts.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why do Norway's navy ships all have barcodes?" — So when they come back to port they can just scan-da-navi-an! (Thank you Jessica C. for sending it in!)
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