Willow is available for adoption from People For Cats

A newly opened non-profit organization based in East Falmouth is striving to find loving homes for homeless and abandoned puppies and dogs, most of whom originate in Texas. Let’s hear more about Sunny Paws Rescue from its founder, Toni Eaton. To learn more about what you can do to help our furry friends, go to their website, sunnypawsrescue.org, or check out their Facebook page

Recently, St Barnabas’s Episcopal Church opened its doors for a new program called “A Place at the Table,” where anyone in the community is invited to come in and enjoy a meal. We stopped by to talk with The Reverend Will Mebane and some their volunteers to learn more about this program that provides meals to those in need. A Place at the Table will be held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month from 11:30am to 1:30pm.

In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we'll hear how the Department of Public Works fared during the last few months of storms in Falmouth from Director Peter McConarty, take "A Place at the Table" at St.

As Culinary Director of Highfield Hall & Gardens, Gail Blakely has been teaching cooking and writing about food for almost 30 years. She is best known as the longtime food writer for The Enterprise newspapers, where her column, Gourmets and Good Eaters, is published weekly. Gail is an artisan bread baker who is passionate about sharing her knowledge regarding all things culinary with others. We are excited to have Gail as host of FCTV's newest cooking show, Falmouth Is Cooking.

For the past month volunteers around Falmouth have been building platforms to provide safer alternative nesting sites for the 22 osprey nests currently resting on potentially dangerous utility poles. The volunteers are part of the Osprey Project cofounded by Kevin Friel and Barbara Schneider, and on a cold, windy Saturday, Falmouth in Focus was there when the project volunteers installed the first 4 platforms into wetlands around Falmouth.

Last month FCTV aired a telethon for a brand new collaboration of 14 non-profits called One Falmouth. We spoke with several of the members to see how the collaboration came together and how the telethon went.

Black Health and Wellness was the theme for this year’s Black History Month celebration sponsored by the Woods Hole Diversity Advisory Committee. As the community came together virtually to build a stronger community through diversity, we checked in with two of the Committee’s members to hear about their efforts. More information about the Committee and their future events can be found on their web site, WoodsHoleDiversity.org

In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we join the Cape Cod Osprey Project as they erect safe nesting sites in Falmouth, hear how One Falmouth- a group of fourteen non profit organizations- came together for a fundraising telethon, get a recap of the Black History Month events that were planned by the Woods Hole Diversity Advisory Committee, hear how the Falmouth Public Schools have adjusted their masking policy due to the changes in state guidelines, and much more!