Falmouth Heights – Maravista
Neighborhood Association
Mission Statement
To preserve and improve the residential character of the Falmouth Heights and Maravista neighborhoods.  To protect and enhance our beaches, parks, estuaries and other public spaces. To encourage activities that promote civic pride and the healthful and peaceful enjoyment of our neighborhoods.  To provide a forum to identify concerns affecting our neighborhoods, make relevant information available to our members, and address areas of concern with appropriate Town bodies.
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TO READ ABOUT the SouthCoast Wind (formerly Mayflower Wind) Project, click here: SouthCoast Wind Project Information.  To Donate to our Mayflower Wind Fund, click on the button in the left column or after entering the dedicated page.
TO READ PAST NEWS, click on dates under “Annual Archives” (left column, scroll down).
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EVENTS (hosted by FHMNA or in our focus area) August 2022 – July 2023:
CAPE COD MARATHON: Sunday, October 2, 2022. Click here to see the route map.
ASICS FALMOUTH ROAD RACE: Sunday, August 21, 2022. See www.falmouthroadrace.com. Also see falmouthpolice.com/ the week before for traffic information.
ANNUAL MEETING: Saturday, August 6, 2022, 8:15 a.m. Falmouth Yacht Club. See FHMNA 2022 Annual Meeting Draft Minutes.
EVENTS (hosted by FHMNA or in our focus area): August 2021 – July 2022:
FALMOUTH FIREWORKS:Â July 4, 2022, Heights Beach.Â
SPRING SOCIAL: June 5, 2022, 1:00-3:30 PM. Free (pizza) to members. Cash bar. LIMIT 100. RSVP required to social@fhmna.org. Shipwrecked Restaurant.Â
ANNUAL CLEANUP:Â April 23, 2022. For our report withh photos, click here.
FALL CLEAN-UP: Saturday, December 4, 2021, 9AM – 11AM. Rain date Sunday, December 5, 2021. Â
FALL PIZZA PARTY: Sunday, October 17, 2021, 12:30 to 3:30 PM, Shipwrecked Restaurant. Over 75 people attended.
ASICS FALMOUTH ROAD RACE: Sunday, August 15, 2021. See www.falmouthroadrace.com.
ANNUAL MEETING: Saturday, August 7, 2021, 8:30 AM, Falmouth Yacht Club. See 2021 08 07 FHMNA Annual Meeting Approved Minutes.
Director Openings
4 Directors, terms ending 8/25
3 Directors, terms ending 8/23
2 Alternates, annual terms
CURRENT NEWS
Town To Tighten Leash Law Enforcement
Contact information for questions and complaints: Animal Control Dogs on Beaches : Please contact Animal Control with any questions or to report violations at 508-457-2550, animalcontrol@falmouthma.gov or call the police…
Name Calling Insulting – 2/3/23 Enterprise Letter to the Editor (Carol Ziemian)
This letter is in response to the letter to the editor, “NIMBY By Any Other Name,” that appeared in the January 27 edition of the Enterprise. The writer seems to…
Sensible Wind Development – 2/3/23 Enterprise Letter to Editor (Dave Buzanoski, FHMNA President) & Town Meeting Warrant
(The Town Meeting Article is printed below this letter.) I write with regard to the Enterprise article on January 27, “Town Meeting To Vote On Mayflower Wind.” From the petition…
Not A NIMBY Issue – Enterprise Letter to the Editor (Bruce Buch)
Falmouth Enterprise Letter to the Editor on 2/3/23: I’m disheartened to see the Mayflower Wind issue getting tainted with the NIMBY label, although Mayflower is probably delighted, since it feeds…
Mayflower Wind changes name to Southcoast Wind
On 2/1/23, FHMNA received the following email from Mayflower Wind: SouthCoast Wind Energy LLC, a joint venture of Shell New Energies US LLC and Ocean Winds North America, is the…
New England states propose coordinated transmission development to support wind power
New Hampshire Public Radio | By Mara Hoplamazian Published January 30, 2023 at 4:56 PM ES David Goldman The five turbines of America’s first offshore wind farm,owned by the Danish…
1/27/23 Enterprise Letter to the Editor
NIMBY By Any Other Name It is clear to me from the many letters opposing Mayflower Wind’s proposed Falmouth land connection that there are a great many ways to spell…
Falmouth Town Meeting To Vote On Mayflower Wind
Enterprise article, “Falmouth Town Meeting To Vote On Mayflower Wind” by Noelle Annonen and Elizabeth Saito, 1/27/2023 Worcester Court (above) and Central Park in Falmouth Heights are Mayflower Wind’s two…
Mayflower Wind’s lawyer has filed the following document with the Mass EFSB
Eric K. Runge, representing Mayflower Wind as the author of the letter below, is an Attorney at Law with the firm Day Pitney LLP, One Federal Street, 29th Floor, Boston,…
Osterville: “Save Our Beach” Video with Power Point Presentation is a Must See
Tuesday, 1/17/23, the Save Greater Dowses Beach group held a public meeting at the Osterville Village Library to a standing-room only crowd. The video of this meeting on YouTube is…