2015 marks the 30th anniversary of the 300 Committee in Falmouth. To discuss the previous 30 years we sat down with the 300 committee's current Administrator Jessica Whritenour. She tells us a little about the history of the committee and their work in town as well as what the future holds for the town of Falmouth and the 300 committee.
In this episode of the Youth View our students discuss what they did over break and winter activities they enjoy.
Cheryl Moran the office manager for the building department for the last 27 years is retiring. We talk with her about some of her favorite memories and what she is going to miss after she retires.
Karen Cardeira, Director of Falmouth Human Services, talks about the new task force aimed at helping those who are trying to overcome the burden of hoarding. Ms. Cardeira also talks about the Task Force's new support group, "Buried In Treasures."
The January 2015 'FCTV Presents' is now available HERE!
This month at the Maser we take a look at the artwork of Gayle Kiley in an exhibit entitled "Cape Cod Colors." Her work will be featured in the Maser Gallery at FCTV from January 4th - 29th. Opening Reception: Sunday, January 11th, 3-5pm.
All of us at Falmouth Community Television wish you a very Happy Holiday and safe New Year. We are grateful for your support and are committed to rewarding that support with the very best in services, equipment, training and local programming.
The Town of Falmouth is a vibrant community with many cultural, political and athletic events that take place everywhere from Fuller Field at the Gus Canty Center to the lawns of Peg Noonan Park, from the Lawrence School Auditorium to the corner of Grand Avenue and Central Park in Falmouth Heights. We know many of you turn to FCTV to stay connected to all of the happenings that make this town what it is.
A small collection of items from FCTV's 14th Annual Holiday Open House and Silent Auction are still available. From now until January 5th, FCTV will offer its remaining Silent Auction Items for 20% off of their original value. To purchase any of these items, call FCTV at 508-457-0800 during regular business hours.
