Since the beginning of September, we’ve been following Cape Cod native Connor O’Reilly as he biked cross-country to raise awareness about the role that mindfulness and exercise can play in recovery from substance abuse. Along the way, he’s been raising funds for Wellstrong, a fitness and wellness community in Falmouth that provides a safe supportive community for those in recovery.
On October 17th, a fire destroyed the concession stand used by the Falmouth Commodores at the Guv Fuller Field. Deemed suspicious in nature by the Falmouth Fire Department, the fire was extinguished quickly but the structure and everything inside was considered to be a total loss.
Those of us who have visited The Knob in Woods Hole know that it is one of our town’s treasures, where visitors can enjoy spectacular views of Quissett Harbor and Buzzards Bay. Beginning this month, work has begun to repair the physical integrity of The Knob and access will be limited.
2020 Virtual Event, featuring a performance by Betsy and the Gents
The Solstice Singers and Friends perform at Nobska Lighthouse for this annual Holiday tradition.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, welcome Connor O’Reilly back to Falmouth after his Recovery Ride across the US, and kick-off the Christmas Season at Holidays at Highfield. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.
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Thursday, December 17, 7:00pm
This month's theme: "The Season of Light"
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Falmouth Christmas Parade with Hosts Jay Zavala and Michael Kasparian at Marina Park.
On September 1st, Cape Cod native Connor O’Reilly set off to ride his bike across the country to raise awareness about the role that mindfulness and exercise can play in recovery from substance abuse. Along the way, he’s been raising funds for Wellstrong, a fitness and wellness community in Falmouth that provides a safe supportive community for those in recovery. Here’s the latest on Connor’s progress.
The 300 Committee was formed in 1985 with the goal of saving 300 acres of open space to celebrate the town’s 300th anniversary the following year. Thirty-five years and over twenty-five hundred acres later, the Committee is considered one of the flagship land trusts on Cape Cod.
