FEA Members show of support on the Cape and Islands Day of Action, 8/19/20
Bianca is a pretty white domestic short hair female. This 3-year old sports a shiny white coat with a faint dusting of gray on top of her head and near the tip of her tail. She also has beautiful pale hazel-colored eyes.
In previous episodes of Falmouth in Focus, we’ve been featuring some of our local restaurants in an effort to share their stories of how they’ve been coping during the Coronavirus pandemic. The Falmouth Chamber of Commerce Board and staff work each day to develop, advance, and promote the commercial retail, industrial, economic, professional, cultural, educational and civic interests of Falmouth.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll check in with the Falmouth Water Department to learn about the latest water restrictions in Town, hear how our Chamber of Commerce is supporting local businesses during the pandemic, and get an update from the College Light Opera Company during their virtual season. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.
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. Co-hosted and co-produced with FCTV by The Rev. Will Mebane and Onjalé Scott Price, the program provides a timely dialogue on race with a local focus. Rev. Mebane is the rector of Falmouth’s St. Barnabas Episcopal Church. Ms.
FCTV Interns Ellen Fidelli and Emily Jackson hosted a virtual Falmouth Trivia Night, Thursday, August 13th on Zoom.
Heritage Museums and Gardens in Sandwich is getting ready for their big Pollinator festival, and FCTV checked in with President and CEO Anne Scott Putney to learn more. For more information visit, HeritageMuseumsandGardens.org
Falmouth Community Television is committed to helping support our local businesses as they transition during the changing phases of reopening during the Coronavirus pandemic. FCTV spoke to Bear in Boots Burger Bar owner Kate Rickard about the challenges she’s faced during this reopening period.
The 48th running of the iconic New Balance Falmouth Road Race will be celebrated worldwide as a virtual event beginning August 15 – on the birthday of late founder Tommy Leonard – and concluding on August 29. In this year’s “At-Home” edition, runners- or walkers- will cover 7 miles in their own neighborhoods any time during that period. Let’s take a look at how this event will continue to help raise funds for local charities, like Compassionate Care A.L.S.
The challenge of maintaining social distancing between shoppers and vendors has not escaped the organizers of the weekly Falmouth Farmer’s Market at Marine Park. FCTV visited the market and checked in with manager, Jennifer Christian
