This Week in Wareham

This week in Wareham, the community is grappling with a significant environmental concern: a "horrendous" smell emanating from the local landfill is reportedly making residents sick. The Environment Agency has launched an investigation into these odour complaints, which have been a major topic of discussion. On a more positive note, there's a buzz around local initiatives. The Southworth Library is holding a book sale, and Deca is hosting a fundraiser to support their book-related activities, indicating a strong community engagement with literacy. Additionally, a new grant program is being introduced to help businesses refresh their offerings, suggesting a forward-looking approach to local commerce. The local sporting scene is also active, with the Swanage and Wareham Hockey Club preparing for their AGM and awards night. For those looking for leisure activities, there are various "Things To Do in the Wareham Area" listed, including a Fused Glass Pendant Workshop. However, the news also carries somber undertones. An obituary for Wilfred Wareham, a resident of North Fork, CA, was noted. In legal news, a Chadwick has pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges, with a trial date set. Separately, a convicted murderer who committed a crime in Wareham has been denied parole.