In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we'll get a Coronavirus update from Falmouth Health Agent Scott McGann, discover the story behind the heart-painted rocks that have appeared around Falmouth, hear from Arts Falmouth Inc
"Virtual" Poetic License Open Mic Night, January 28, 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.
Falmouth Annual Fall Town Meeting 2020 Continuation January 25, 2020: The Annual Fall 2020 Town Meeting Continuation was the first all-virtual Town Meeting in Falmouth history. Nine articles were featured on the warrant and only the first three were discussed while the remaining passed in a blanket vote early on in the meeting. Town Meeting Members approved $5,802,500 in capital projects including $870,000 for a new fire engine and $100,000, marked for a reserve fire rescue vehicle to service West Falmouth.
Join us for another Zoom-based session with entertainment provided by you - and your friends and neighbors!
Thursday, February 25, 7:00pm
3D Animation*
In this four-session course, participants learn to create and animate objects in a 3D environment using the open source Blender modeling application.
February 16-19, 5-7pm Prerequisite: None *Fee: $85 FCTV members, $125 non-members, Ages 12+
Video Game Streaming*
In this one-session course, students learn how to stream their video games on services such as Twitch and Mixer.
The Annual Soup - er Bowl sponsored by the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and the Waquoit Congregational Church is going on through the end of the month. Lynne Rosza and Fran Hurley gave us an update about this year’s event. All donations from the Soup-er Bowl will go to the Falmouth Service Center.
The Good Neighbor Energy Fund has helped to raise over $22.5 million in its 35 years of existence. We spoke to Reid Lamberty of Eversource Energy about this year’s campaign For more information on the fund visit MAGoodNeighbor.org
Since 1977, The Samaritans of Cape Cod and the Islands’ mission has been to end suicide through caring, connection, resilience, and public understanding. The stress of the Holiday season, combined with the spread of Covid-19, has made its work even more essential. For more information about the Samaritans or to contact them in an emergency, go to CapeSamaritans.org
The Carousel of Light and its hand-carved horses are being renovated this off-season and Troy Clarkson takes us behind the scenes to look at the work being done.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll learn all about the annual Soup-er Bowl event to benefit the Falmouth Service Center, get some tips from Nissa Morton about how to deepen your breath and help reduce stress, and hear an update from Troy Clarkson about some important developments at the Carousel of Light. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.
