Below is the full text of FHMNA’s response (written by President Dave Buzanoski with Board input) to The Falmouth Enterprise’s editorial published on 3/31/23 entitled “Thinking About a Mission Statement” which we emailed to you on 4/1/23. This Letter to the Editor has been submitted for publication in the Enterprise this coming Friday, 4/7/23. “A …
On 2/17/2023, SouthCoast Wind (a.k.a. Mayflower Wind) published in the Federal Register their DEIS (Draft Environmental Impact Statement). The Notice of this publishing commences a 45-day public comment period with the federal BOEM (Bureau of Ocean Energy Management) which ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on April 3, 2023. THIS COMMENT DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL …
FALMOUTH ANNUAL TOWN MEETING MONDAY, APRIL 10, 2023 at 7:00 P.M. Doors open at 5:30 P.M. MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM, LAWRENCE SCHOOL 113 LAKEVIEW AVENUE, FALMOUTH, MA 02540 See below to read the letter sent by the FHMNA Board of Directors to ALL Town Meeting Members on or about 3/29/23. See Town website for links to the “Articles …
Below is the full text of a letter entitled “Really Green?” which was published in the Falmouth Enterprise on 3-31-23. Links to a second letter to the editor regarding whales and a third letter regarding substations will come to you separately later this week with more information about both. “Really Green?” Falmouth’s upcoming Town Meeting …
The below editorial appeared in the 3/31/23 edition of The Falmouth Enterprise titled “Thinking About A Mission Statement” criticizing FHMNA’s position on SouthCoast Wind’s cable intentions via Falmouth Heights. President Dave Buzanoski will be responding with a letter to the editor this week, and should others feel compelled to comment they should feel free to …
ARTICLES FROM THE FALMOUTH ENTERPRISE, 3/24/23 “SouthCoast Meets With Residents, Answers Questions”, page 1 & 12 “SouthCoast Wind Environmental Report Draws Divergent Views”, page 3 “Bad Move For Falmouth” by Bruce Buch, page 4 (Article 15, SouthCoast Con) “A Small But Important Step”, by Rosemary Carey page 4 (Article 15, SouthCoast Pro) LETTERS TO THE …
Just in case you haven’t seen it yet, here’s a photo of the new fence at Bristol Beach completed a few weeks ago.
Articles from 3/17: “SouthCoast Wind Needs Town’s Permission, Officials Say”, pages 1 & 14. “Feds To Hold Public Hearings On SouthCoast Wind”, page 9. “Cape Cod Aggregates SouthCoast Wind Site”, page 14. “Lawrence Lynch SouthCoast Site”, page 14. Letters to the Editor from 3/17, pages 4-6: “Invitation Disingenuous”, David Buzanoski, FHMNA President “Exchanging Windward Views”, …
FHMNA has recently received a letter from Elizabeth Saito, Managing Editor of the Falmouth Enterprise, inviting us to write a ‘con’ position ‘guest commentary’ on Article 15. They plan to run at least one “pro” column as well. Ms. Saito stated that her “first commitment is to fair, balanced and objective reporting on SouthCoast”. In …
On 2/17/2023, SouthCoast Wind (a.k.a. Mayflower Wind) published in the Federal Register their DEIS (Draft Environmental Impact Statement). The Notice of this publishing commences a 45-day public comment period with the federal BOEM (Bureau of Ocean Energy Management) which ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on April 3, 2023. BOEM will hold three virtual public hearings …