Falmouth Resident Brush Drop-off Notice: This information is from the DPW Town website at https://www.falmouthma.gov/157/Public-Works Due to the overwhelming tree & brush damage that occurred to properties townwide caused by the February 22nd -23rd Nor’easter Blizzard, a section of the Town’s Compost Facility has been setup for Falmouth residents to bring tree and brush debris. Details below: …
For your interest, the following is the full article from The Falmouth Enterprise article published on Friday, 3/13/26 on page 3 entitled, “Once-Grand Home On Heights Beach Sells For $3.65 M”. The home at 200 Grand Avenue, next to the Falmouth Heights Beach parking lot, has seen better days. A 3,800-square-foot Colonial-style house at the …
The following is and article from The Falmouth Enterprise published on 2/27/26, pages 1 & 10, entitled, “Short-Term Rental Bylaw Fails To Win Select Board Chairman’s Support”. Article 17 of April’s Town Meeting warrant will head to the voters without the support of the entire Select Board. On Wednesday, February, 25, the Select Board voted its recommendations …
The following is information from The Falmouth Enterprise article published on 2/13/26, page 6, entitled, “Boards Weigh Wastewater Cost Equity, Short-Term Rental Enforcement, Woods Hole Traffic Concerns”. To read the full article*, click here. Here is the section on Short-Term Rental Enforcement: The boards also discussed the proposed short-term rental bylaw, which will go before …
For your interest, the following is information from The Falmouth Enterprise article published on Friday, 2/13/26, pages 1 & 11, entitled, “Wendy’s OK’d by Planning Board on Worcester Court”. To read the full article, click here,
FHMNA Note: The link to the Town Draft of the Plan is at the bottom of the article. If you were unable to attend but have some comments, please direct them to The Beach Committee (beachcommittee@falmouthma.gov) with a copy to the Town Manager, (townmanager@falmouthma.gov) and include your name and Falmouth address. A public meeting held this week to …
For your interest, the following is the full text of “Troy’s Take” from The Falmouth Enterprise published on 1/30/26, page 4, entitled, “Two Good Neighbors, One Great Site.” Bill Sweeney was a local legend. He may have been small in stature, but he was a giant in our community. His smile appeared to extend beyond …
The following is information from The Falmouth Enterprise article published on Jan. 22, 2026 online and in the Friday edition Jan. 23, 2026 on page 10, entitled, “Roundabout At Route 28 Remains Conceptual”. To read the full article, click here . If you do not subscribe to The Falmouth Enterprise, you should be able to read the …
The following is information from The Falmouth Enterprise article published on Jan 23, 2026, page 5, entitled, “Housing Inside Out: Falmouth’s Seasonal Community Reality”. To read the full article, click here. Excerpts: On January 5, the Select Board voted to ask Town Meeting to decide in April whether Falmouth should accept the state’s Seasonal Communities …
The following is an article from The Falmouth Enterprise article published on January 23, 2026 on page 2, entitled, “Residents Asked To Weigh In On Future Of The Old Casino”. Residents Asked To Weigh In On Future Of The Old Casino Falmouth Heights resident and author Theodore M. Murphy has lived about 100 yards from the …