The Visit with a Night Watchman was created a decade ago by Tamsen George, the museums’ current board chairman, to present local history in an unusual way and to create a family-friendly event for the community. Lisa Jo Rudy and Peter D. Cook of Not My Monkeys Productions produced the event for the second consecutive year, bringing their extensive theatrical experience to the annual haunting.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we drop in on the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Falmouth Community Media Center, stroll down Main Street to check out the Village of Scarecrows, visit Falmouth High School to learn about a unique basketball team and much more.
Leaders from the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and from Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church addressed the crowd, denouncing the bigotry on display in Pittsburgh and meditating on how the community can respond to such an act of violence.
The FCTV Youth Producers in their first show of the new school year discuss Freedom of Speech in honor of Free Speech Week.
Fairwinds Clubhouse provides behavioral health services to improve the quality of life for individuals living with mental illness and addictions.
More than 150 bike riders participated in the second annual Kirwin/Murray Tour de Falmouth on October 14.
We speak with the Director of the Steamship Authority about the plans for the new Woods Hole Terminal.
On this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we take a look at the plans for the new steamship terminal in Woods Hole, follow a charity bike ride through town, learn more about a local program for people dealing with Mental Illness and Addiction and much more.
On Wednesday October 17 at 7 pm the Falmouth League of Women Voters, in cooperation with FCTV, hosted Candidates Night in the auditorium at Falmouth High School.
If you would like to visit with Jane or some of their other equally lovely cats, come in to the shelter at 44 Beagle Lane in Teaticket. Open to the public on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
