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Opinion: Regarding proposed housing developments
To the Editor, Given that water rates have just increased an additional 13% I am a bit miffed that the town is entertaining allowing any more housing projects at this time. The…
Opinion: regarding Dartmouth ZBA meetings
A few weeks ago, I reached out to the Dartmouth ZBA to consider having on-line meeting access like the Conservation and Planning Boards do. The in person only meetings restrict…
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Opinion: Regarding Harry Reynolds Park Safety Concerns
To the Editor,This writing is to express sincere concern about ongoing issues at DRPT/Harry Reynolds Park. The park closes at sunset. However, with unrestricted nighttime access it seems it is a hotspot for unsafe and potentially unlawful activity....
Opinion: To the road work scheduler
To the Editor: As automobile traffic is rerouted at the last minute - to seemingly all motorists' surprise - for road work, one begins to wonder: is the road crew schedule as much a surprise to the workers as it is for the commuters? It would...
Opinion: How did Dartmouth get so expensive?
To the Editor: In a recent letter about Dartmouth's finances and future, I argued that the current state of our town is not sustainable. It might be interesting to look at how we got here. The short answer is automobiles. The longer answer is...
Opinion: Settling the ICE lawsuit was the right decision
To the Editor: After the May 1, 2020 melee at the Bristol County Immigrant Detention Center, during then- Sheriff Hodgson’s last tenure in office, sixteen detained undocumented immigrants, who alleged to have been injured and denied their...
Opinion: In response to opinion regarding school funding
To the Editor: Dartmouth meets the state's minimum funding level. It’s important to focus on the word minimum. If you get the minimum amount of sleep required, do you feel rejuvenated? If you eat a minimum amount of food, are you nourished? It’s...
Opinion: Regarding school funding
To the Editor, Two recent opinions have questioned Dartmouth's funding of the public schools. The first said, "Our educators, staff, and children deserve a similar level of investment and support that other communities provide". In fact, Dartmouth...
Opinion: On funding Dartmouth Public Schools
To the Editor: At the November 3rd Select Board meeting, Mr. Tatelbaum raised an important point that deserves the attention of every Dartmouth resident. Our town’s level of school funding is unacceptable, 270th of 320 districts in the state. This...
Opinion: Prioritize Dartmouth’s Public Schools
To the Editor: For too long, Dartmouth’s public schools have been asked to do more with less. Our school department’s budget has taken a backseat to other town departments year after year - directly impacting our teachers, classrooms, and students....
Opinion: Why can't Dartmouth afford nice things?
To the Editor: The schools need more money, the waste treatment plant is at capacity and needs to be expanded, our water system can't meet demand, the roads and streets are deteriorating, and town departments are struggling to maintain services....
Opinion: This is not who we are, Representative Mike Johnson?
To the Editor: In the aftermath of the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk the words of House Speaker Johnson to say “this is not who we are” has to be one of the most disingenuous or woefully ignorant statements he has made publicly. Unfortunately, this...
Opinion: An honest mistake – I hope
To the editor: Years ago, a chair vanished from my front yard. Not just any chair — a rather dignified wingback that was destined for a Boston apartment. We left it outside for friends to pick up, stepped inside for a moment, and — poof — it was...
Opinion: Contaminated waters need better signage and public notice
To the editor: Since July 1, the Dartmouth Board of Health has declared the creek that lies on and adjacent to Round Hill Beach off-limits due to fecal coliform counts substantially over the acceptable limits. However, but for one small sign on...
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Duplex Condominium to be built
Wareham
559,000.00
New Construction Enjoy the conveniences of one floor living in this spacious duplex condominium now...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD! Can we get you a new place too?
Wareham
175,000.00
MLS# 73400482 - Wonderful mobile home in Siesta Village a quiet 55 and older park in West Wareham...
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Sold in Indian Mound!
Wareham
407,000.00
Did you know you have new neighbors at 43 Butler Street, Wareham - Congratulations to all! Welcome...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD in PINEHURST BEACH
Wareham
325,000.00
SOLD! Love when the perfect buyers meet the perfect home! Congrats to the new owners! Wishing you...
Upper Cape Realty
SOLD in Indian Mound!
Wareham
375,000.00
Congratulations to the wonderful new owners! What an incredible find—a charming log cabin in Wareham...
Upper Cape Realty
57 Oak Street in Wareham Sold by Hovan Property Group
Wareham
1,125,000.00
WAREHAM, MA — The Hovan Property Group at Compass, led by Realtor® Erin Hovan, is pleased to...
Erin Hovan, Hovan Property Group, COMPASS
Charming and Fully Furnished Marion Rental
Marion
2,400.00
Charming and fully furnished, this beautifully updated 756 SF one-bedroom, one-bath apartment...
Erin Hovan, Hovan Property Group, COMPASS
Rare Sagamore Beach building lot
Bourne
350,000.00
15,600 sq. feet of land. Close to the water. 115+ feet of frontage from a 1964 subdivision. Sagamore...
Upper Cape Realty
Buildable Lot in Sandwich
Sandwich
170,000.00
Rare building lot in Sandwich. This 20,000 sq. foot lot sits on a private road in a well developed...
Upper Cape Realty
Brand New Construction
Wareham
850,000.00
Welcome to this stunning brand-new 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath Colonial, blending classic charm with modern...
Christine LaCava - Jack Conway