WARE — Splish! Splash! Brr! March is generally a little early to swim in Massachusetts, but on Saturday, March 16, people will run, jump and dive into Beaver Lake in Ware. Rather than simply ...
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WARE — The Ware Historical Commission continued to work on saving the buildings at the former Mary Lane Hospital at its meeting on Feb. 26.

The Historical Commission had worked with th...
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WARE — Baystate Mary Lane Hospital served the residents of Ware and the surrounding communities for 100 years before beginning a slow reduction of departments and services until its full clos...
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WARE — In a Jan. 31 presentation to the School Committee, Superintendent Michael Lovato highlighted the data comparison of Ware Public Schools’ fall and winter test performances in the ...
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WARE — By popular demand, the Quaboag Valley Community Development Corporation is once again hosting its five-session workshop to guide business owners through planning, marketing and financi...
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WARE — The Historical Commission enacted the town’s Demolition Delay Bylaw for Mary Lane Hospital and the Lewis Gilbert House during its Jan. 17 meeting, the commission announced. With ...
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WARE — Ware’s population is growing increasingly older. Yet, most homes in the town are not ideal for older adults and other options are limited without further development, Becky Basch...
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WARE — In a recent update, Ware Superintendent Michael Lovato announced the district’s plan to improve student speaking skills across the schools.

The plan focuses on five stude...
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WARE — At its Jan. 4 meeting, the Ware Planning Board discussed the uncertain future of Minuteman Farm, due to the potential expiration of their special permit to construct a marijuana growth...
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WARE — The Selectboard voted to create a subcommittee to review and rank needed projects for the water and wastewater systems during its Jan. 2. joint meeting with the Finance Committee.

WARE — The final decision on whether a 21,900-square-foot Tractor Supply will be built on West Street will likely be released by the end of December, representatives from the project said dur...
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WARE — When Reed Municipal Pool closed four years ago, a public survey found that residents still wanted a public pool in Ware. With the Parks and Recreation Commission’s work, that may...
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WARE — For fiscal year 2024, the single tax rate for all property classes is $16.34 per $1,000 valuations, marking a decrease from the previous year’s $17.29. The rate is part of a tren...
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WARE — The Planning Board approved the construction of an 8,041-square-foot addition to the Walmart Supercenter in Ware during its Nov. 16 meeting.

Located on the current building&rsq...
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WARE — For fiscal year 2024, the single tax rate for all property classes is $16.34 per $1,000 valuations, marking a decrease from the previous year’s $17.29. The rate is part of a tren...
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WARE — Residents voted to increase the maximum age for Ware police officers and firefighters when taking the required exam from 32 to 45 years old during the Nov. 27 Special Town Meeting. ...
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WARE — The Ware Town Meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 27 in the Ware High School auditorium.

Of the 15 articles on the warrant released on Oct. 19, the most extensive disc...
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WARE — Former teacher Michael Fazio recently took over as the new assistant principal for Ware Junior Senior High School.

Before this position, Fazio taught math at the high school for...
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WARE — The Ware Middle School Parent Teacher Organization is looking for wreath sponsorships to honor veterans at Aspen Grove Cemetery on National Wreaths Across America Day.

All spon...
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WARE — During the Oct. 25 School Committee meeting, Ware Superintendent Michael Lovato announced that administrators at Ware Junior Senior High School will begin to use handheld metal detecto...
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WARE — The Friends of Quabbin President Gene Theroux accepted a $5,000 check on behalf of his organization for the construction of a plaque commemorating the 41 American Revolution veterans a...
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WARE — At its Oct. 26 meeting, the Ware Selectboard approved the necessary licenses for new restaurant Bellies Barnyard to open soon on Main Street.

During the meeting, Lori Hazen, who...
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WARE — The 20th annual Ware Christmas for Kids sign-up will take place on Thursday, Nov. 2 from 4 to 8 p.m., the Ware Police Department recently announced.

This year, the sign-up will...
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WARE — When the Ware Selectboard appointed Paralee Smith as the new director of planning and community development, she was thankful to finally work in a small community again.

Althoug...
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WARE — HomeFront Strong will have its Shaped by Service Art Show the week of Veterans Day, hosted by Workshop13, at their Artworks Gallery on 69 Main St. This show celebrates the influence of...
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WARE — In an abbreviated session, the Selectboard examined gun control and the influx of migrants and made several appointments. Vice Chair Joshua A. Kusnierz helmed the Oct. 3 sessions as bo...
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WARE — Thousands of migrant families have arrived in Massachusetts and state officials are trying to get creative as they attempt to set them up with temporary shelter.

With that in m...
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WARE — On Oct. 15, the Ware River Valley Domestic Violence Task Force will be having its 8th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk at Veterans Park at 1 p.m. Survivors and supporters of dom...
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WARE — The Ware Board of Health hosted a Sept. 27 public hearing on the proposed expansion of the ReSource Waste Services facility at 198 East St. The hearing took place at Ware Junior-Senior...
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WARE — During the Sept. 13 School Committee meeting, Food Service Director Jeff Nicholas gave an update on the food service program.

“It’s running well, our numbers remain ...
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MONSON — The town of Monson will now feature new artwork, as a mural has recently been completed on the Adams Hometown Market. This comes in addition to a new “makeover” to the st...
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WARE — After a previous meeting in July, the Selectboard discussed further their future plans on the handling of wastewater in the town of Ware. The members met at Ware Town Hall in front of ...
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The Quaboag Valley Community Development Corporation recently announced Melissa Fales as its new executive director.

Fales has been with QVCDC for eight years. She was hired as a loan progr...
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WARE — Ware Public Schools is in a good position to begin the year, staffing-wise, according to Superintendent Michael Lovato.

Lovato told the School Committee at its Aug. 16 meeting t...
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WARE — At Ware Public Schools, the 2023-2024 school year begins for students in grades 1-12 on Thursday, Aug. 24. Students in kindergarten with last names A-M start on Wednesday, Aug. 30 and ...
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WARE — Superintendent of Schools Michael Lovato appeared before the Selectboard at its Aug. 8 meeting to speak about the updates and happenings in the schools.

Lovato, previously the a...
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WARE — This year marks the 76th anniversary of the Ware Grange Fair. For decades, the fair has been a fun community event for the entire family.

Every year the Ware Grange hosts this ...
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WARE — The School Committee met via Zoom on July 19 to welcome Bobbie French as a potential candidate for the new special education director position. French is a resident of Phillipston and ...
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WARE — After a lengthy negotiation, the Ware School Committee ratified the Ware Teachers Association Union contract.

At its July 26 meeting, the committee approved a motion to accept ...
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WARE — The Selectboard hosted its July 18 meeting at Town Hall to discuss the recent request for proposal results for the water and wastewater facilities, Americans with Disabilities Act self...
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WARE — Ware Junior Senior High School Principal Eugene Rich announced in a July 20 email to the school community his intention to resign from his position.

“During my tenure I ha...
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WARE — New Ware Public Schools Superintendent Michael Lovato is settling into his role. His first day was on July 1.

Lovato said, “It’s amazing. This is personally somethin...
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WARE — The Ware Planning Board’s July 6 meeting began with the reorganization of the board, with Ed Murphy III serving as chair, Richard Starodoj as vice chair and Elizabeth Hancock as ...
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WARE — This summer, Workshop 13, a nonprofit cultural arts and learning center, will be hosting its first Flower Power Art Show at its ArtWorks Gallery on 69 Main St.

Executive Direct...
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WARE — The Ware School Committee’s June 21 meeting began with a presentation of the Ware Public Schools Strategic Plan by project lead Julie Houle along with her colleagues Casey Handfi...
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WARE — On June 27, Public Health Nurse Kirsten Krieger of Quabbin Health District will have a Ticks and Mosquitos Presentation at the Young Men’s Library Association on 37 Main St. at 3...
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WARE — The town of Ware was awarded $11,970 by the Healey-Driscoll administration to support the Quaboag Valley Food Policy Council, a new effort to address food insecurity.

The award ...
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WARE — On Friday, June 9, The Behavioral Health Network’s Ware Family Resource Center opened its doors to celebrate a brand new, remodeled location, dedicated to serving the community i...
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WARE — The Memorial Day program at Quabbin Park Cemetery was the effort of many hands, from veterans and businesses to the local Boy and Girl Scout troops, providing a reminder of what this d...
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WARE — The School Committee met on May 24 to discuss the hiring process for a new director of special education.

The committee spoke about the candidate search, conducted by the search...
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WARE — Incoming Superintendent Michael Lovato appeared before the School Committee on May 10 to present the transition plan for his first 100 days.

Lovato was selected in January as th...
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WARE — Workshop13 is seeking works by LGBTQIA+ artists for the upcoming second annual Show Your Pride exhibit at Artworks Gallery.

Show Your Pride is an exhibit designed to celebrate a...
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WARE — The carnival is coming back to town for the second year in a row and is actively seeking vendors of all types to add to the festivities.

The carnival will take place from June 2...
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WARE — The Selectboard met on April 18 for the first time since the election, which yielded two new board members.

Board reorganization...
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WARE — St. Mary’s Church and All Saints Church have opened a new food pantry at 17 North St., in the hall at All Saints, and will be serving the community with no questions asked.

WARE — The town recently applied for and received a combination grant and loan from the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust for Lead Service Line Planning Program.

The Trust, in collaborat...
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WARE — The town election on April 10 had one write-in candidate as a winner, with 681 ballots out of a potential of 7,300 registered voters cast, as opposed to 380 ballots cast in 2022.

WARE — Patrick Brock, chair of the Hampshire County Retirement System, appeared before the Selectboard to request an approval of an increase to the cost of living adjustment by not more than ...
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WARE — The Planning Board meeting on April 6 addressed a proposed addition to the zoning bylaws regulating battery energy storage systems.

In May 2022, the town adopted a moratorium on...
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WARE — The town is looking to solve water and sewer problems with the sale of its water and wastewater assets, and has begun looking for a private utility to assume management of these system...
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WARE — The Selectboard hosted a public hearing on March 21 to consider recommending a proposed Right to Farm bylaw draft for vote at the upcoming Annual Town Meeting.

The bylaw’...
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WARE — The town of Ware was awarded funding through the District for Integral Assistance Program in developing senior housing.

During the Planning Board meeting on March 16, Director o...
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WARE — The Board of Health hosted a public hearing on revising current regulations around tobacco and vape sales on March 15. A draft of the updated regulations was discussed and reviewed....
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WARE — To improve local food systems, interested community members are coming together to form the new Quaboag Valley Food Policy Council.

Quaboag Valley Food Policy Council Coordinat...
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WARE — Only a few names will be seen on the Ware Annual Town Election ballot on April 10 due to a low candidate turnout.

Town Clerk Nancy Talbot shared the offices that will appear on...
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WARE – The Ware Zoning Board of Appeals continued its public hearing on the request of a special permit to exceed the density requirement and convert two commercial spaces into two residentia...
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WARE – To make aging and caring for an aging individual easier, a Senior Resource Fair will be offered to people in Ware and its surrounding communities.

On March 11 from 11 a.m. to 1...
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WARE – The Ware Community Development Authority hosted a public hearing on Feb. 6 regarding a proposed fiscal year 2022/2023 application by the towns of Ware and Hardwick to the Massachusetts...
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WARE – For the fifth year, the Ware Junior Senior High School (WJSHS) National Honor Society is hosting its annual diaper drive to assist the Ware Jubilee Diaper Mission.

Now, through...
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WARE – Students at Stanley M. Koziol (SMK) have much to look forward to as they await the arrival of a new playground.

During the Ware School Committee meeting on Feb. 1, SMK Principa...
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WARE – To help members of the community dealing with substance abuse, the Ware Police Department is now taking walk-ins every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m.

Police Officer John Cacela bro...
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WARE – Candidate Michael P. Lovato received unanimous approval from the School Committee to become the new superintendent of Ware Public Schools.

On Jan. 11, 12 and 13, the three fina...
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WARE – The increased number of first responders and a larger water pump are only a few of the advantages offered by the new fire apparatus in Ware.

Interim Fire Chief Jim Martinez exp...
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WARE – Following a successful soccer season, Charlene Vallee received an award for her efforts and contributions to the game as the first female to coach a boys varsity team in Massachusetts....
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WARE – The search for a new superintendent of Ware Public Schools is moving swiftly as the interview process is underway.

During the Jan. 4 School Committee meeting, Chairman Christop...
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WARE – On the downward slope of the 2022-2023 school year, Superintendent Dr. Marlene DiLeo reflects on all that has been accomplished and what to look forward to as the year progresses.

WARE – After 33 years in Ware, Fire Chief Christopher Gagnon has retired.
Gagnon began his firefighting career in 1984 in the town of Warren. From there, he moved to Ware as an on-call...
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WARE – From the swing set to the mill yard, the town of Ware has many projects and plans slated for the new year.

Town Manager Stuart Beckley informed Reminder Publishing that one of ...
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WARE – During a brief pre-holiday meeting, the town Selectboard on Dec. 20 recognized retiring Fire Chief Chris Gagnon who is leaving after 33 years of service. Gagnon was presented with a pl...
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WARE – The search for a new superintendent of Ware Public Schools has been narrowed down to three finalists.

During the Dec. 21 School Committee meeting, Search Committee Chair and st...
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WARE – The Ware Planning Board unanimously approved the site plan and special permit request for a marijuana delivery service at 124C West St.
On Dec. 15, the Planning Board hosted a p...
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WARE – Through the Underutilized Properties Program administered by MassDevelopment, three projects in Ware will receive funding.

The program was signed into law by Gov. Charlie Baker...
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WARE – A science closet at the Ware Junior Senior High School (WJSHS) has turned into much more after being transformed into a food pantry for students in need.

The food pantry, locat...
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WARE – A local mother-daughter team will soon bring a multitude of quality cannabis products to the people of Ware.

B’Leaf Wellness Centre, located at 24 West Main St., is set t...
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WARE – Being one of several municipalities to apply for an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Brownfield Cleanup Grant, the town of Ware must wait a few months before finding out if it was...
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WARE – During a Special Town Meeting on November 14, warrant articles were put up for approval by more than 150 Ware residents in attendance. Polling electronically at the meeting, the recomm...
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WARE – The Ware Select Board conducted a short meeting on Nov. 15 that featured discussion on the tax rate and upcoming holiday events.

The Board of Assessors was in attendance for th...
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WARE – The Ware Planning Board made “no recommendation” regarding the Special Town Meeting article on the Rural Overlay District along the Route 9 corridor.

A public hearin...
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WARE – Ware residents will vote on 14 warrant articles during Special Town Meeting on Nov. 14.

The meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. in the Ware High School Auditorium.

Arti...
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WARE – The Ware Regional Recovery Center has received a 2022 Activation Fund grant from the Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts.

The Ware Regional Recovery Center is a program ...
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WARE – Ware residents can expect to see a question regarding changing the tax levy on the Nov. 8 election ballots.

According to the town of Ware website, ballot question number five p...
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WARE – The Ware Select Board met to discuss a variety of agenda items including the upcoming Special Town Meeting and the Pathfinder School Committee at their Oct. 18 meeting.

The mee...
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WARE – As the search for a new superintendent of Ware Public Schools is underway, the Massachusetts Association of School Committees (MASC) is using public feedback to assist in the process. ...
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WARE – To bring awareness to domestic violence, the Ware River Valley Domestic Violence Task Force is set to host their seventh annual walk on Oct. 22.

Beginning at 1 p.m. at Veterans...
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WARE – The Young Men’s Library Association is preparing to develop its strategic plan and is asking people to participate in a survey to help inform the process.

They want to kn...
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WARE – The Ware Selectboard appointed Chris DiMarzio to the Planning Board at their Sept. 20 meeting.

The two candidates for the position were SK Robinson and Chris DiMarzio. Some res...
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WARE – Workshop 13 will host their fourth annual Northeast Fine Arts Exhibition of Traditional Realism with an opening reception on Sept. 24 at 13 Church St. from 1 to 4 p.m. Awards will be a...
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WARE – Students at Ware Junior Senior High School (WJSHS) will soon see improvements made to the existing fitness area after the School Committee approved up to $90,000 for the remodeling. ...
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WARE – With the 2022-23 school year underway, the Ware School Committee meetings have picked back up, with the first one taking place on Sept. 7.

To start the meeting, Chairman Christ...
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WARE – The Ware Select Board met to discuss a variety of agenda items including security cameras at Grenville Park and an update on the construction of Rail Trail kiosks at their Sept. 6 meet...
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WARE – Working to build resilience in veterans and military families, the Brookfield Institute achieves this goal by offering programs and resources to fight the causes and impacts of veteran...
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WARE – The Clowning for Kidz Foundation is back with their annual car show at the Ware High School on Sept. 10 from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. This family-friendly event is free to spectators. The car sh...
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WARE – Artisans, crafters and flea market vendors are wanted for the Ware Fair & Flea taking place on Sept. 17 from 10 a.m. 3 p.m. at the Ware Center Meeting House and Museum on 295 Belch...
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WARE – Front Yard Farm sells a variety of organically grown fruits and vegetables from their honor system farmstand. Owner/Operator Kelly Wheeler and her husband Chris Allard believe that hea...
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WARE – Since the beginning of the summer, Ware resident Aida Campos has been picking up food that hasn’t been purchased from local distributors and giving it away on the corner of High ...
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WARE – The Ware Select Board meeting became heated during a Resource Waste Request discussion on Aug. 16.

The Board of Health has received a plan modification submitted by Resource Wa...
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WARE – Ware Youth Football is looking for players from second to eighth grade for their junior program.

Ware Youth Football is part of the Suburban Amateur Football League (SAFL) whic...
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WARE – This year, Limelight Dance Center celebrated 10 years in business, and their 11th season starts Sept. 12.

“It’s a dream come true,” said owner Arielle Lask. &l...
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WARE – On the evening of July 11, the Parks Commission in Ware hosted a meeting to see what improvements residents would like to see at Memorial Field, a 4-acre ball field off the end of Monr...
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WARE – The Ware Recovery Center of Hope and Artworks 13 are teaming up for the second annual “Bringing aWAREness to Recovery” event. This event is supported by a grant from the Wa...
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WARE – Ware residents looking for a locally made sweet treat can stop by the Ware Bowling Alley on weekends and a few upcoming Thursdays and Fridays and will find Mel’s Sweet Treats &nd...
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WARE – Witts End Farm is a brand-new flower farm in town, specializing in cut flowers for bouquet making. Their focus is on bringing farm fresh flowers to the community. For owner/operator Ha...
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WARE – The Ware Select Board met to discuss a variety of agenda items including the Quaboag Connector at their July 19 meeting.

The Quaboag Connector is about five and a half years ol...
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WARE – Independent consultants Leanne Roberts, Kim McBride and Jamie Mundell are teaming up to host a donation drive on July 24 from 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. at 329 Belchertown Rd. in Ware to benefit ...
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WARE – The Ware Grange will host the “Abound with Berries” gardening workshop on July 22 at their hall on Belchertown Road. The event’s local speaker will be Roberta McQuaid...
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WARE – The Quaboag Valley Community Development Corporation (QVCDC) and the town of Ware recently launched the Route 9 Shuttle, a transit service that travels from Belchertown to Spencer with...
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WARE – Workshop 13 is hosting their Summer S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) for Kids program on Wednesdays, July 6 - Aug.17 from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Children will be ...
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WARE – The Ware Select Board met to discuss a variety of agenda items including the controversial installment of new National Grid/Verizon poles.

The board has discussed and tabled thi...
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WARE – Ware is host to Talk of the Town – a unique destination retail store experience with holistic and alternative services. The business has a soup-to-nuts product range, from sellin...
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WARE – Maddie’s Dogs is a traveling hot dog cart that owners Thomas James and Dianna Rizzo started in 2020, with their home address in Ware. They’ve traveled all over Western Mass...
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WARE – Come one, come all to the Ware Carnival which is set to take place on June 23-25 at Memorial Field on South Street from 5 p.m.- 10 p.m., offering rides, games, food and live music. ...
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WARE – The Ware Board of Selectmen met to discuss and oversee a variety of agenda items including a presentation of the Age and Dementia-Friendly Ware report at their June 7 meeting.

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WARE – On the morning of June 11, the Aspen Grove Cemetery had a gravestone cleaning workshop on Pleasant Street.

The event was supported in part by the Ware Cultural Council and Mass...
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WARE - An end of the year update on the Ware Public Schools (WPS) anti-bullying app was provided to the School Committee during their June 8 meeting.

The anti-bullying app called “BRI...
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WARE – After years of vacancy, the Country Bank location on Main Street is being donated to the town for $1, to serve as the new Ware Police Department.

On June 1, Country Bank Presid...
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WARE – On June 18, Workshop 13 is hosting their “Rock the Park” Music & Arts Festival at Grenville Park from 1- 9 p.m. There will be all day live music performances from the B...
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WARE – For the next four years, students attending the Ware Public Schools (WPS), will be served free lunch, after the School Committee unanimously voted to approve the program.

Jeff ...
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WARE – A new playground is being constructed at Grenville Park on 73 Church St. At the Ware Town Meeting on May 23, the town voted to dedicate money to purchase and install a playground for G...
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WARE – About 130 residents gathered at Ware Junior Senior High School for Annual Town Meeting on May 23, after the May 9 meeting received low voter turnout, leaving them unable to host the me...
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WARE – The Board of Selectmen met to discuss a variety of agenda items including the public hearing on the National Grid/Verizon pole petition and allocation of ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act...
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WARE – Owners/Paint and antique vendors Kristin Rosenbeck and Dennis Cote opened Lost & Found Mercantile in 2018 – a multi-vendor shop with a variety of items, from antiques and vin...
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WARE – The annual Town Wide Tag Sale will take place on June 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hosted by the Proprietors of the Ware Center Meeting House Incorporated, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that ow...
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WARE – While town of Ware employees had the budget ready, bylaw amendments checked and 35 warrant articles ready for the review, questioning and vote of Ware residents on May 9 at the schedul...
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WARE – The Young Men’s Library Association has partnered with the Ware Grange #164 to start a seed library in the Reading Room that began on April 25.

This is the library’...
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WARE – The Ware Grange is most known in the community for their annual agricultural fair. This year will be their 75th annual Fair and plans are now underway for the event, which is scheduled...
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WARE – The Ware Board of Selectmen discussed retiree town insurance as well as a new whistle blower phone line at their meeting on May 9.

To begin the meeting, the board started by ge...
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WARE – Workshop13, a local nonprofit cultural art and learning center, drew in crowds with the offering of its inaugural “How I Do What I Do” Spring Festival.

This two-day...
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WARE – On July 23, the fourth annual Ware High Golf Tournament will be taking place at Cold Spring Country Club in Belchertown, hosted by the Ware High School Sports Boosters.

Paul Ha...
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WARE – The Knights of Columbus is a global Catholic fraternal organization serving the church and community. It was established by Father Michael J. McGivney in 1882 to bring financial aid an...
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WARE - Ware residents will vote on 35 warrant articles during Annual Town Meeting on May 9.

The meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. in the Ware High School Auditorium.

Town Manager...
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WARE- The Ware Board of Selectmen met to discuss a variety of agenda items including their reorganization at their April 19 meeting.

The meeting started with approval of a special event per...
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WARE – With spring in the air and summer right around the corner, Ware Parks and Recreation has a lot in store for the upcoming season.

John Piechota, parks manager, said the spring s...
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WARE – Following the Ware town election on April 11, Town Clerk Nancy Talbot said the results have been finalized.

Only 380 of the 7,100 registered voters in town cast their ballots. ...
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WARE — Charlie Lask recalls a time when downtown Ware was a shopping destination, jammed with cars and people browsing dozens of Main Street stores. It was 1948, a great time to start a busin...
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WARE - In an effort to keep students safe, Ware Public Schools (WPS) has introduced an anti-bullying app called “BRIM,” that allows individuals to report bullying and safety incidents a...
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WARE – The Ware Board of Selectmen discussed a variety of agenda items including special permit requests and the upcoming Town Meeting at their April 5 meeting.

To begin the meeting, ...
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WARE – The Aspen Street Rod and Gun Club is hosting a fundraiser dinner for Tia and Theresa Messier on April 16.

David Fox, president of the non-profit club, said they decided to host...
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WARE – While going through a transitional period in her life, owner of Cupcakes & Confections by Jana, Jana Hayden, decided she wanted a career where she could make sweets and make people...
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