In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll check in with Falmouth’s very own Boys of Summer as they return to Fuller Field, stop by for a round of bingo with Cape Cod Pride, and take a look back at the Class of ‘22’s graduation day. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.
Today is yet another day in America that has us grappling with a deeply traumatic incident of gun violence. A shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas has caused unspeakable grief and harm, which is hard to comprehend. A vigil was held recently on the Village Green sponsored by the Falmouth Gun Safety Coalition and the Falmouth Clergy and FCTV was there.
The Falmouth Farmers' Market reopened for the 2022 season and Thursday afternoons at Marine Park are bustling with shoppers looking for locally grown delights from the many farms and food artisans featured there. We stopped by to find out what's new this year. In addition to the new offerings this year, the Falmouth Farmers' Market wants you to know that it continues to take SNAP Benefits which are doubled up to $40 dollars per month.
The Woods Hole May Day Festival returned this year after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19. The community event kicked off with a parade around Eel Pond and ended at the ballpark. FCTV was there to capture the festivities.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll attend a vigil for the victims of the Uvalde, TX shootings, stop by for the return of a popular summer market at Marine Park, and enjoy the festivities with the return of an annual Woods Hole tradition. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.
FCTV takes a look back at the year that was 2021.
Falmouth Community Television (FCTV) held its Annual Meeting of Members by way of Zoom teleconference on Thursday, May 26th.
FCTV Executive Director/CEO Debra Rogers welcomed the attending members, thanking the FCTV staff, Board of Directors, and Advisory Council, then made a special note of gratitude to FCTV’s two outgoing board members, Treasurer Michael Finegold and Secretary Michael Palmer for their years of service to the nonprofit community media center.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll see how a local group is planting trees in recognition of Arbor Day, celebrate our Wounded Warriors with the annual Soldier Ride along the Shining Sea Bikeway, pay a visit to the College Light Opera Company's new facility, hear about an adoptable cat from People For Cats, learn about a new local foundation is honoring the memory of a Falmouth man by funding youth initiatives in underserved communities, brave the rough seas of the Northeast Atlantic with WHOI as they measure how carbon moves through the mysterious mid-ocean “twilight zone, meet t
In recognition of Arbor Day, people are making a big difference on the Cape by planting native trees. Working with 30 organizations, the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Falmouth coordinated the planting of fifteen hundred native white oak saplings. We stopped by one Falmouth location to hear more about how the trees planted there will be helping our environment.
On February 15, 2020, at the age of 23 years old, Chase Soares of Falmouth passed away tragically in an auto accident. To honor Chase, his family and friends have created The Team Chase Foundation to provide funding for youth athletic and educational initiatives for underserved communities. Sunday, the 15th, Chase’s birthday, Team Chase held its foundation launch in Falmouth Heights. FCTV was there to learn more about Chase and the foundation that now bears his name.
