Police arrested a Falmouth man Friday, October 11, for the possession of heroin/fentanyl with the intent to distribute.
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An Israeli flag spray painted with a swastika and white supremacist numeric symbols was found on the grounds of the Falmouth Jewish Congregation’s Seifer Community Center o…
Nearly 100 people came out in wind and rain to Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in East Falmouth Friday morning, October 11, to celebrate the announcement of…
Misbehavior continues at the George Gaspa Sports Complex on Sandwich Road.
Falmouth residents do a "good job" managing their recycling.
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The Falmouth Board of Selectmen granted a variance to the flow neutral bylaw to Teaticket Car Wash, which will open at 187 Teaticket Highway. The car wash would discharge 2…
The board of selectmen will host a community meeting regarding a potential locations for a new fire station to serve North and West Falmouth at the West Falmouth Library Th…
Upper Cape Med Aesthetics has moved into a new office on Town Hall Square in Falmouth.
Water main work will close the intersection of Locust Street and Main Street to through traffic next week.
Neighbors of a new Chapter 40B project in Hatchville that went before the Falmouth Zoning Board of Appeals last Thursday, October 3, complained that the development was out…
The Falmouth Economic Development and Industrial Corporation (EDIC) discussed reassessing a town meeting warrant article after a Falmouth Planning Board vote did not go its…
When a fundraiser on behalf of local leader and former Falmouth Service Center director Brenda Swain went live, hundreds jumped at the opportunity to contribute. Organizers…
The former Bank of America building, located across from the Falmouth Village Green at 84 Main Street, has officially been listed for sale. The property will be subject to …
Representatives of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution laid out plans for a new $27 million Quissett facility in front of members of the Cape Cod Commission on Monday,…
The Attorney General’s Office found the Falmouth Board of Selectmen did not violate Open Meeting Law when then-chairwoman Susan L. Moran adjourned the July 9, 2018, meeting…
New state and federal regulations could threaten funding for Falmouth Community Television.
At their Monday, October 7, meeting, Falmouth selectmen unanimously approved an application to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency to replace the glass roof at th…
Falmouth Recreation Committee is considering sites for a second artificial turf field in town.
Following an endorsement from Director of Public Works Raymond A. Jack, the Falmouth Finance Committee recommended spending $76,000 to purchase two electric cars and a char…
Robert Jensen left his house in Cotuit early Thursday, October 10, for a run, and after facing heavy rain and wind for a marathon distance of 26 miles, his first stop was t…
Date Min. Max.; Precip. Weather
The National Weather Service said the Upper Cape is in for some wet, windy weather over the next few days.
More than 20 retailers attended the Falmouth Board of Health meeting Monday, October 7, to hear from regional and state officials about the effects of Governor Charles D. B…
The Falmouth Economic Development and Industrial Corporation moved forward with several ongoing initiatives this past month, including a fiber-optic network Main Street ext…
The Steamship Authority, in a departure from previous design plans, debuted a one-story, flat-roof terminal building design at the Falmouth Board of Selectmen meeting on Mo…
Community Briefs
Three new educational opportunities for adults start at the Cape Conservatory’s Falmouth campus later this month.
The Natural Resources Committee of the League of Women Voters of Falmouth will host a public presentation on Coastal Resilience on Thursday, October 24, from 7 to 8:30 PM i…
The Rotary Club of Falmouth recently honored William Andrade as student of the week.
The company that oversees and protects the RMS Titanic has appointed two Titanic experts to shepherd in the future of exploration, research and education of the wreck.
A new partnership starting this month between CapeSpace and Cape Cod Community Media Center will offer reciprocal benefits to members of both organizations.
Falmouth Jewish Congregation will hold a Sukkah Open House on Saturday, October 19, from 3 to 4 PM.
Women’s Empowerment through Cape Area Networking (WE CAN) is expanding its services helping Cape Cod women achieve lasting positive change for themselves and their families.
The North Falmouth Village Association will hold its annual meeting and potluck supper on Friday, October 18, at 6 PM at the North Falmouth Congregational Church, 155 Old M…
The Marine Biological Laboratories will present a panel discussion on art, science and environmental awareness with artist Jan Dilenschneider, MBL scientists Roger Hanlon a…
Falmouth Community Television, in addition to its core curriculum of television production classes, is offering one-session workshops in October covering DSLR Filming, Soci…
On Monday, October 21, Rebecca Lawrence will present “From Imbalanced to Ideal—Making Sense of Menopause” 5:30 to 6:30 PM at Vital Nutrition in Falmouth.
As part of Atria Senior Living’s 100 Days of Gratitude, Atria Woodbriar residents and employees are expressing gratitude in a variety of different ways for the remaining da…
Upper Cape household hazardous waste collection for residents of Bourne, Falmouth, Mashpee, Sandwich and Joint Base Cape Cod will take place Saturday, October 19, at the Bo…
Anabel Santiago, grassroots coordinator for Raise Up Massachusetts and the Coalition for Social Justice, will speak Wednesday, October 16, at 7 PM at the Gus Canty Communit…
The USCG Auxiliary Flotilla Woods Hole is offering an About Boating Safely Course at the Woods Hole Library on the following Saturdays: October 26, November 23, January 25,…
The New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance is sponsoring its annual beach cleanup at Scusset Beach State Reservation on Saturday, October 5 from 10 AM to 1 PM.
Falmouth Newcomers Club, in conjunction with Falmouth Academy, will present “Living with White Sharks” by Greg Skomal at Falmouth Academy, Highfield Drive, Falmouth on Thur…
Chairwoman and CEO of Cape Cod Five Dorothy Savarese has announced the promotion of Bert Talerman of Centerville and Matt Burke of Kingston to co-presidents of Cape Cod 5.
The Assembly of Delegates Charter Review Committee will hold a public meeting on a proposal to restructure the executive branch of county government on Wednesday, October 1…
The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution will present a free information event entitled “Microplastics in the Ocean: Emergency or Exaggeration?” on Tuesday, October 15, fro…
A new program is set to begin Oct 26 from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM at the Osterville Village Library called “The Human Library” aims to create dialogue and understanding between …
On Sunday, October 6, the Church of the Messiah at 22 Church Street in Woods Hole invites members of the community to bring their pets to church for a blessing at the 10 AM…
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Cape Cod will hold a non-competitive walk on Sunday, October 20, to raise awareness of the disease and funds to save lives from brea…
WE CAN, Women’s Empowerment through Cape Area Networking, will hold a workshop, How to Get Debt Free, with financial expert Tim Schnelle, on October 24 and again on November 14.
A short documentary film on medical aid in dying will accompany a talk by a leader in the Massachusetts death-with-dignity movement at a community death education class, fr…
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