In this episode of Falmouth in Focus we learn about an adult coloring program, people take a plunge for a good cause, FCTV goes curling, and much more.

Local Youth come together to wish our troops overseas a Happy Valentines Day.

For over a decade now, Falmouth High School has set aside time for what they call “No Guff Week” - created to promote positive empowerment among students. In this next piece we hear from retired FHS counselor Greg Gilbert and VIPS Director Tracey Crago about this impactful initiative.

Discarded plastic is one of the biggest threats to our oceans, but that doesn’t mean it’s being ignored. In this next story we learn about a local group who's working hard to get their message of plastic waste reduction heard.

The Falmouth Police Department recently hosted an awards ceremony to recognize police officers and citizens who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to serve their community.

Grassroots activism group Engage Falmouth recently hosted their second annual volunteer fair. Playfully dubbed an engagement party, the event’s purpose was to bring organizations together with prospective volunteers to become more involved in the betterment of their community.

For several years now, the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and Waquoit Congregational Church have hosted their Souper Bowl fundraiser, benefiting the Falmouth Service Center.

We start this episode at Great Harbor in Woods Hole where an approximately 100 square yard oil spill was reported to the Coast Guard.

In this episode of Falmouth in Focus students work to help reduce ocean plastic, a social justice group holds a volunteer fair, the clean up of Great Harbor begins, and much more!