The Town of Falmouth and Falmouth EDIC have announced that there are now grant funds available to assist qualified low and moderate income business owners who have experienced business losses due to the pandemic. Go to FalmouthEDIC.Org for all the details.

FCTV checked in with Falmouth Board of Health Chairperson Diana Molloy about her experience receiving both doses of the covid-19 vaccine. Ms. Molloy was vaccinated at the County's drive-thru site at the Cape Cod Fairgrounds this past week.

Cape Cod Young Professionals, or CCYP, was founded in 2005 by a group of young workers and leaders seeking to create a supportive community for young people living and working on Cape Cod. We spoke to their new C.E.O. to learn more about how they serve as a resource for the young workforce and leaders. Be sure to check out their website, CapeCodYoungProfessionals.ORG to learn more about their organization.

Highfield Hall and Gardens is open for the season, and one of the first exhibits on display is titled “American Tapestry Biennial 13”, an installation featuring 35 tapestries from around the world. Here’s Troy’s Take.

The Cape Cod Chamber Orchestra is performing live on Zoom this month and to learn more about the performance, we spoke with orchestra founder Matt Scinto. “American Refuge” will premiere March 10th.

In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll get an update on the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out in Massachusetts, welcome the new Executive Director of the Cape Cod Young Professionals, and take a tour of the tapestry exhibit at Highfield Hall and Gardens with Troy Clarkson. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.

"Virtual" Poetic License Open Mic Night February 25, 2021, hosted by FCTV and conducted using the Zoom platform. Hosted by Falmouth poet Donna Scheer. Participants were invited to perform poetry, prose, comedy and song in a four-minute time slot.

One of the Woods Hole Diversity Advisory Committee’s goals is to celebrate and educate the community about African American history and culture. With representatives from six Woods Hole scientific institutions, the Committee’s annual celebration of Black History Month has gone virtual in 2021. We checked in with them to hear more about this year’s theme, “The Black Family”.

Concerns about overburdening the health-care system, and even becoming infected with Covid-19, has been a common reason for delayed care-seeking according to health care providers. But particularly if you’re someone with a chronic health condition, it’s essential you continue to seek medical care routinely, and especially in an emergency. We checked in with the Community Health Center of Cape Cod for some advice.