Here are the latest updates from various sources on the Coronavirus public health emergency in Falmouth:
October 16: From the Town of Falmouth:
Video Update from Falmouth Health Agent Scott McGann:
August 18: Center For Media and Social Impact: PEG Access Media Become Local Communication Hubs in Crisis
FULL REPORT
In an effort to open dialogue and work to educate our community on issues of racial justice, Falmouth Community Television (FCTV) presents a new program entitled THE Conversation.
Whether you need live streaming or production services for a faith-based service, business meeting, or event, FCTV is here to help.
As FCTV has moved into the new Falmouth Community Media Center, we are seeking a tenant for our previous location, Units A and B at 310 Dillingham Avenue.
The creativity and spirit of many Main Street merchants have been on display since mid-October, with imaginative home-made scarecrows adorning the lampposts downtown. FCTV checked out the annual Village of Scarecrows competition sponsored by the Falmouth Village Association.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to unite survivors, caregivers and supporters
The League of Women Voters of Falmouth teamed up with local artist, Jackie Reeves, for a unique community mural project aimed to get out the vote ahead of the November third election.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll check out a unique mural project sponsored by the League of Women Voters, take a walk downtown to experience the Village of Scarecrows, and join Troy Clarkson as he visits two Falmouth barbering legends. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.r’s ride, check out Wellstrong.org
On September 1st, Cape Cod native Connor O’Reilly set off to ride his bike across the country to raise awareness about the crucial role that mindfulness and exercise can play in recovery from substance abuse. Along the way, he’ll be raising funds for Wellstrong, a fitness and wellness community in Falmouth that provides a safe supportive community for those in recovery. We visited with Wellstrong’s Assistant Executive Director to learn more.
At its August 24th meeting, the Falmouth Select Board approved a conservation restriction on the 10.45-acre Pariah Dog Farm on Trotting Park Road. The 300 Committee expects to close on the conservation restriction this Fall, which will permanently protect the property for conservation and working farmland. The Pariah Dog Farm will be The 300 Committee Land Trust’s 34th conservation restriction.
