Nearly 7,300 Falmouth voters have already cast ballots ahead of Nov. 3 election. From our own coverage: Traffic committee weighs new road safety requests; Voters can preview 2026 election ballots online.
Falmouth High freshman Tess Ledwell led the Clippers to their first Cape and Islands cross-country title in three decades.
League of Women Voters sets Nov. 2 panel on transfer tax, affordable housing. From our own coverage: School Committee sets superintendent's goals, timeline; Traffic committee advances road safety recommendations.
Falmouth's Traffic Advisory Committee recommends sign and signal changes at five locations across town. From our own coverage: School Committee takes up superintendent's goals, evaluation plan; Traffic panel weighs safety changes at five locations.
Falmouth Cultural Council weighs pursuing cultural district status for Falmouth and Woods Hole. From our own coverage: Cultural Council advances grants, eyes cultural district; Town clerk sets early voting hours for Town Hall.
Falmouth's Board of Assessors considered a slate of personal property tax exemption requests and examined one application whose eligibility was in question, while also reviewing lists of uncollectible personal property and excise taxes.
Falmouth watershed task force debates using municipal funds for septic system upgrades. From our own coverage: Watershed task force weighs cost modeling for fairness.
The Town of Falmouth posted its Fiscal Year 2026 Annual Town Report online, summarizing the past year's municipal department activities. From our own coverage: Second-quarter tax bills due Nov. 2.
Falmouth announced that bay scallop season opened Oct. 1 for recreational and commercial harvesters under the 2026-2027 town scallop regulations, while a storm-related closure on other shellfish species continues.
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.
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