In this episode of Falmouth in Focus: we get a preview of spring at Highfield Hall, learn about a nonprofit to help children, get a follow up on Mullen-Hall’s March Mathness challenge and much more.
Engage Falmouth, Falmouth Town Democratic Committee, and the Cape and Islands Democratic Council hosted Setti Warren, Robert Massie, and Jay Gonzalez on Saturday at the Falmouth Public Library.
We stop by Falmouth Elementary to find out about a unique event.
The goal of the Little Pond Sewer Service Area project is to improve water quality in Little Pond.
The March for our lives was organized by student activists and supported by a coalition of Engage Falmouth, No Place for Hate, and Grandmothers Against Gun Violence.
One of VIPS' longest-running programs is the Cross-Age Science Teaching Program, or CAST. Cross-age or “peer teaching” is not new, yet its effectiveness—and popularity—remains strong.
We spoke with Tom Cahir the Administrator for the CCRTA about the Bridge Construction and how it may affect your commute.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus: the Cape Cod Region Transit Authority gives us an update on bridge repairs, students speak out against gun violence, we get a water quality update at Little Pond, and much more!
The Youth Producers are ready for spring and talk about some of their plans for upcoming productions.
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