Several of the Falmouth Beaches suffered significant damage during the powerful storms that hit the area in the past few weeks. Falmouth Beach Superintendent Bruce Mogardo explained the damage done to the beaches and how the town needs to renourish them before next Summer.
The Flying Bridge Restaurant was the host location for Falmouth’s annual Veterans Day Tribute Breakfast, welcoming local veterans from all branches of the US Military to be honored for their service to this country.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we get an update on the condition of Falmouth beaches, honor our veterans on at a breakfast at the Flying Bridge, and stop by the Alternative Gift Market at St. Barnabas Church. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.
Gail Blakely visits Eastmans to select the latest kitchen tools to prepare for the new FCTV program Falmouth Cooks.
Jay Zavala and Troy Clarkson host this two-hour live tribute to our local media producers on Community Media Day, October 20th.
FCTV announces a new musical event series: The Falmouth Music Workshop from Studio 310! Hosted by Falmouth's Pat Ryan, this monthly series offers area music lovers an opportunity to enjoy great live music and meet the performers in a unique setting at Falmouth Community Media Center's Studio A.
The first live performance will be on December 5th at 7:00pm with the acclaimed Jim Robitaille Trio.
Every year around Halloween, the veil between worlds is at its thinnest. Historical sites are magnets for spirits, and the 1790 Dr. Francis Wicks House at Falmouth’s Museums on the Green seems to be the local epicenter of ghostly activity. We stopped by to get a tour with the museum’s night watchman.
Heritage Museums and Gardens recently hosted their Spooktacular Family Festival, and FCTV was there for the fun and festivities. We spoke with Heather Mead, Director of Visitor Engagement about what makes this year’s extravaganza so exciting.
The creativity and spirit of many Main Street merchants have been on display since mid-October, with imaginative home-made scarecrows adorning the lamposts downtown. FCTV checked out the annual Village of Scarecrows competition sponsored by the Falmouth Village Association.
The Pink Patch Project is a collaborative public awareness campaign between the Falmouth Police Department and over one hundred and fifty public safety agencies across the U.S. to promote breast cancer awareness. The program centers on pink versions of the Department’s uniform patch, which are worn by the officers as a way to raise awareness about this devastating disease.
