In an effort to keep FHMNA members apprised of licenses being granted by the Falmouth Select Board to establishments within our neighborhood community, the following licenses have been recently granted: Falmouth Yacht Club (issued on 6/26/23) 4 Sunday Entertainment Licenses (click here to view licenses) One day live acoustic music on 7/2/23, 7/16/23, 8/6/23 & 9/3/23, …
Falmouth Enterprise, June 16, 2023: “Falmouth High School Announces Class Of 2023 Scholarships” The published list includes the names of over 100 recipients of many different scholarships offered by the Falmouth Scholarship Association, including Omar Arango who received 5 scholarships amounting to over $6,000, $1,000 was provided by the FHMNA Robert T. Smith Memorial Scholarship. …
The Black Dog Heights Café (DBA The Black Dog Tavern Company LLC) has applied to the Select Board for an Entertainment License for Thursday through Saturday, 4 PM – 7-PM for acoustic music. The Public Hearing is set for Monday, July 10, 2023 at 6:45 PM. To read the full application click here and to …
The annual fireworks celebration will take place at Falmouth Heights Beach on Tuesday evening, July 4th at dusk. For more information, visit the Fireworks Committee website where you can find information on how to donate through PayPal, Venmo or by mail, to buy “gear”, etc. Visit the Falmouth Police website for information about traffic restrictions, …
On Thursday June 8th, 2023, SouthCoast Wind’s lawyer filed the following 45-day update with the Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB): Take particular note of last paragraph, bolded sections. June 8, 2023 Via Electronic Filing Robert Shea, Esq. Presiding Officer Energy Facilities Siting Board One South Station, 5th Floor Boston, MA 02110 RE: SouthCoast Wind …
The Falmouth Enterprise 6/16/23 page 1 & 16: “New Rideshare Program To Run Through Summer In East Falmouth” By NOELLE ANNONEN • The Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority is kicking off a rideshare pilot program in Falmouth Heights and East Falmouth. The service is running from Memorial Day to Labor Day, but transit staff said …
“SouthCoast To Back Out Of Brayton Point Power Agreement”, page F16. (They are planning to re-bid.)
“SouthCoast Wind wants to walk away from contracts to sell power to Massachusetts. Here’s why.” Alex Kuffner The Providence Journal June 5, 2023 PROVIDENCE – After months of uncertainty about the viability of SouthCoast Wind’s power contracts for its $5-billion offshore wind proposal off Massachusetts, the developer now says it is seeking to walk away …
“Report Shows Possible Locations In Falmouth For Ocean Outfall Pipe”, page 11. The article includes the following image as well as some quotes from FHMNA President Dave Buzanoski who attended the Water Quality Management Committee on Monday, June 5, when the consultant and environmental engineer Anastasia Rudenko presented the report’s major findings. The town is …
“Select Board Wants To Be Kept Appraised of SouthCoast Wind”, 6/2/2023, page 12