Falmouth Morning Brief, Tuesday, Oct. 20
Falmouth posts Town Meeting warrant online for residents to review before the vote. From our own coverage: Bay scallop season opens under new town rules; Webber named Falmouth schools IT director.
Falmouth posts Town Meeting warrant online for residents to review before the vote. From our own coverage: Bay scallop season opens under new town rules; Webber named Falmouth schools IT director.
Falmouth Select Board affirmed its first appointed town clerk and advanced $4.45 million in police station bond financing.
Falmouth traffic committee recommended multiple road-safety improvements at intersections and town roads.
Falmouth's Great Pond Sewer Project closed a second road this week as Teaticket Highway joined Brick Kiln Road on the list of streets shut to through traffic during construction.
Two Falmouth obituaries were published this week: Varao, Stephen Paul, 72, of East Falmouth, who worked for the Town of Falmouth Department of Public Works and graduated from Falmouth public schools, died October 14.
Falmouth says Brick Kiln Road remains closed to through traffic for the Great Pond Sewer Project, and Teaticket Highway closes to through traffic starting Monday, Oct. 19, between Maravista Avenue Extension and Oxbow Road. From our own coverage: Sewer project closes a second Falmouth road.
Teaticket Highway closes Monday as sewer work keeps Brick Kiln Road shut. From our own coverage: Teaticket Highway closure begins Monday for sewer work.
Falmouth's Select Board and Beach Committee spent a Friday workshop mapping out funding and staffing for "world-class" beaches without taking any substantive votes.
Falmouth boards weighed a $361 million sewer expansion and new septic cost burdens.
The Falmouth town clerk's office announced early voting hours for the Massachusetts November election, to be held in the lower level Civil Defense Room at Town Hall, 59 Town Hall Sq.