Timmy is a handsome brown and white tabby domestic short hair male. This cutie is 4 years old and has a mackerel tabby coat pattern liberally accented with snow-white fur on his underside. This guy is a total love bug who wants to be your best friend, your lap buddy and all around pal. He is also known to be quite talkative and lets you know what he wants. Timmy came to PFC, along with his sister Tina, when their previous owner could no longer care for them.

Eat Your Heart Out Cafe and Gourmet Market, and Doggz and Hoggz, both located on Main Street in Falmouth, are just two of the many local businesses that have been dramatically affected by the Covid-19 shutdown. With restrictions easing here in the Bay State, both eateries have had to adjust their operating procedures to comply with the Health regulations.

The College Light Opera Company’s typical performance season has been put on hold this summer because of the Covid-19 virus, so the students who would have normally been preparing for performances on stage have instead shifted gears to the virtual world of theatrical experience. Mark Pearson, CLOC’s Executive and Artistic Director, checked in with us via Zoom to tell us about “Digital CLOC”.

The untimely death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd on May 25th has reignited many feelings of sorrow and anger throughout the globe. Here in Falmouth, the Village Green was the location for a silent vigil on May 31st to confront racism and honor the memory of George Floyd.

We sat down with the Board of Directors of the Falmouth Fireworks to see what they were up to for their 40th anniversary this year and what we can expect to see from them to celebrate.

In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll give you an update on the spread of the Covid-19 virus, stop by the Falmouth Village Green for a silent vigil honoring the memory of George Floyd, and hear messages of hope from the Falmouth High School Class of 2020. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.

Barbara chats with Falmouth Police Chief Dunne about current social issues and how they are handled and effect the local police force. Produced by FCTV Members Barbara Kanellopoulos and Marilyn Rowland.

Producer and Host Troy Clarkson is joined by the Roundtable (Bill Zammer, Michael Kasperian, Gary Vacon).

For the last meeting of the semester the FCTV Youth Producers play a game of Trivia.

Producer and Host Troy Clarkson and the Roundtable (Bill Zammer, Michael Kasperian, Gary Vacon) are joined this week by State Senator Susan Moran and Clark Guinn, General Manager of the Sea Crest Beach Hotel.