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- proper noun A
municipality name.
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WAREHAM - One person was killed in a single vehicle rollover accident on Route 195 eastbound in Wareham, Massachusetts Saturday (04-24-10) afternoon according to a State Police Trooper at the scene of the accident.
CapeCodToday Blog Chowder CCToday 2010
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WAREHAM - An artistic event at Cup of the Bay will raise money for Damien's Place, a food pantry in Wareham.
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Born Virginia Elizabeth Davis in Wareham, MA is an Academy Award-winning actress, producer, writer, ex-model and archer.
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My mother and I had gone to the July 4 antiques fair in Wareham and included in our ticked was free admission to The Fearing Tavern museum.
Archive 2009-05-01 jpitta 2009
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Mr. Kushner, chief executive of the 2100 Trust, is the owner of Marian Heath Greeting Cards in Wareham, Mass.
Boston Globe Draws Interest Russell Adams 2010
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Perry did not care about protecting teen-aged girls in Wareham from police officer Flanagan.
Strip-search victim speaks out, says Perry "had to hear me screaming and crying" 2010
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My mother and I had gone to the July 4 antiques fair in Wareham and included in our ticked was free admission to The Fearing Tavern museum.
Remembering an Old Friend jpitta 2009
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Tyneham a small parish in the Isle of Purbeck 6 miles south-west of Corfe Castle and 7 miles from Wareham is Dorsets 'most famous lost village.
Archive 2008-07-01 The Nag 2008
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Wareham, which is further East than 99. 999999999% of the United States, is the western border of the Cape League.
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In the year of our Lord's h~carnation 876, being the twenty - eighth year of king Alfred's life, the aforesaid army of the pagans, leaving Grantabridge by night, entered a castle called Wareham, where there is a monasterium of holy virgins between the two rivers Fraum (20) and Trent, in the district which is called in British "Durnguers", but in Saxon "Thornsaeta", placed in a most secure situation, except that it was exposed to danger on the western side from the nature of the ground.
The Life of King Alfred Giles, J. A. 1847
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