The Falmouth Education Foundation’s mission is to support and enhance our local public schools by awarding grants for innovative programs that would otherwise not be included in their operating budget. They held their annual Gala recently and we spoke with some of those who were honored for their contributions
Last month we spotlighted Independence House, an organization that assists survivors of domestic and sexual violence on Cape Cod. In this episode, we paid a visit to Falmouth office and learned about the services available in our community.
As more and more residents and businesses use surveillance cameras to protect their property, the data and video they capture may also help the police department solve crimes and help keep Falmouth safe. Chief Dunne explains the details of the new program.
Part of the Town of Falmouth Bikeways Committee’s mission is educating the public about bicycling and responding to citizen’s concerns. We caught up with Pamela Rothstein who told us about a new safety vest program.
Cape Cod Young Professionals 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. CCYP works every day to connect, engage, and advance Cape Cod's young workforce and future leaders. For more information check them out at www.CapeCodYoungProfessionals.org
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we attend the groundbreaking for the new school athletic fields, follow up on our spotlight on Independence House, join Troy at the Cape and Islands Chefs Association and much more.
We're now asking Congress to stop the FCC from trying to re-write the 1984 Cable Act to financially starve local communities and our PEG channels in its rule-making (Docket NR 05-311). You can help by petitioning the members of Congress who represent you and asking them to oppose the FCC changes.
This winter, community members have been planning the relocation of The Falmouth Community Garden from the Service Center property, to a parcel of land at Tony Andrew’s Farm. We stopped by the farm to take a look.
In March 1969, after visiting The Country Club in Brookline where the first American curling rink was established in 1820, Dr. David Dewees decided curling should come to Cape Cod.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we get an update on the planning for the NEW Falmouth Community Garden, look back at the past 50 years of the Cape Cod Curling Club, stop by the Woods Hole Theatre Company to learn about their upcoming show and much more!
