Here are the latest updates from various sources on the Coronavirus public health emergency in Falmouth:
August 3: From the Town of Falmouth:
More Lifeguards Test Positive For COVID-19
July 31: From the Town of Falmouth:
Video Update from Falmouth Health Agent Scott McGann:
July 29: From the Town of Falmouth:
Press Release - Falmouth Beach Department
July 27: From the Town of Falmouth:
Public Notice - COVID-19 Testing of Beach Department Staff
Whether you need live streaming or production services for a faith-based service, business meeting, or event, FCTV is here to help.
If your goal is to increase your business’s visibility in Falmouth, participating in Falmouth Community Television’s Underwriting Program is one of the most effective strategies available. There are over 16,000 cable-subscribing households in Falmouth and many of them tune in to FCTV’s most-watched cablecast: Town Meeting Live.
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.
"Virtual" Poetic License Open Mic Night, July 23, 2020, hosted by FCTV and conducted using the Zoom platform. Hosted by Falmouth poet Donna Scheer. Participants are invited to perform poetry, prose, comedy and song in a four-minute time slot.
Join us for another Zoom-based session celebrating the one year anniversary of Poetic License. Fun and entertainment provided by you - and your friends and neighbors!
Thursday, August 27, 7:00pm
For more info and to sign up, email: andrew@fctv.org
July 21, 2020 - Falmouth Community Television (FCTV) has a long history of organizing to empower individuals, organizations, and communities to address significant issues in the pursuit of justice, liberty, and equity. FCTV’s mission and values are based on the Constitution and the Bill of Rights and in particular the First Amendment.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll check in with the staff of the Island Queen to see what they’re doing to keep Falmouth Harbor free from trash, learn about how the Woods Hole Film Festival is adapting to the virtual world, and spotlight a Falmouth resident who’s received a special state-wide recognition. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.
Marie Blackburn hosts this conversation about the issues of racial justice and our town's police department. Featuring questions from the public for guest Chief Edward Dunn, and a panel of Megan English Braga, Onjalé Scott Price, The Rev. Will Mebane, and Bill Hough.
The challenge of maintaining social distancing will face all Falmouth beach-goers this season, so we checked in with Falmouth’s Acting Beach Superintendent Maggie Clayton to see how her Department is adapting to the new beach regulations and what beachgoers can expect along our shores.
