Falmouth is the second-largest municipality on Cape Cod, next to Barnstable. With its many inlets, bays, harbors, and ponds, it can be a wonderful … [Read more...]
Sizzling Sunset Viewed From Chapoquoit Beach, West Falmouth!
Exploring the coastline of West Falmouth...just in time for sunset...started off in the harbor...ended at Chapoquoit Beach...beautiful … [Read more...]
West Falmouth Library To Host Wampanoag Presentation
FALMOUTH - The West Falmouth Library is hosting a special presentation on Wampanoag culture and Food later this month. The presentation … [Read more...]
Falmouth Citizens Committee to Analyze New Fire Station Sites
FALMOUTH - Falmouth selectman recently appointed nine residents to a new citizens advisory committee to analyze location options for a new fire … [Read more...]
Falmouth Residents Give Thoughts to Selectmen Regarding Fire Department
FALMOUTH-Residents of Falmouth attended a recent meeting with town selectmen to give their thoughts on topics regarding the Falmouth Fire … [Read more...]
West Falmouth Residents Speak Out Against Fire Station Closure
WEST FALMOUTH--West Falmouth residents are speaking out against the future closure of the West Falmouth Fire Station. The town recently announced … [Read more...]
Fourth Democrat Joins Race for Plymouth/Barnstable State Senate
FALMOUTH - Another candidate has announced his intent to run for Vinny deMacedo's Plymouth/Barnstable State Senate seat. Thomas Moakley of West … [Read more...]
Falmouth Septic Upgrades Demonstrate Nitrogen-Reducing Technology
WEST FALMOUTH – The Buzzards Bay Coalition says that two scheduled upgrades to the septic system on West Falmouth Harbor will deploy new … [Read more...]
Construction to Begin at West Falmouth Library
WEST FALMOUTH - Construction work is expected to begin this week to give the West Falmouth Library a facelift. The project involves building a … [Read more...]
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