The Clean Up Committee has been closely monitoring the COVID19 and has determined that it would not be prudent to congregate as a group and undertake a neighborhood clean-up on April 25th. Options considered: ~ Cancel this year’s event. (Not the best solution for the neighborhood) ~ Postpone event. (Later date may face the growth …
The Black Dog’s entertainment license application was reviewed by the Board of Selectmen on 3/9/20 and continued until Monday, 3/23/20. It has now been taken off the Selectmen’s meeting agenda until further notice, possibly the end of April or sometime in May, depending on the track of the coronavirus. We will let you know when …
On Monday, December 16, 2019, FHMNA co-President Dave Buzanoski attended the Board of Selectmen’s meeting regarding the grinder pump update to give us the following information: Amy Lowell (Waste Water Superintendent) provided the update which was a review of the May 2016 reimbursement policy (see FHMNA article). The Town Grinder Pump Policy includes the wording …
Many of our members have asked us over the years about coastal erosion and what action FHNMA was taking. We have personally seen erosion on Great Bay with resulting road closures, beach sand swept onto Grand Avenue South and Menauhant Street, storm damage to our beach roads, and increased flood insurance rates given the recent …
The Water Quality Management Committee requests your input by the end of November regarding their “South Coast Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan” If you have a passionate interest in our coastal water bodies, consider becoming a FHMNA liaison to the various town committees which deal with this issue. Our liaisons check relevant committee agendas for items …
On Saturday, Sept 28, 2019, the FHMNA Board of Directors elected Dave Buzanoski and Debbie Scott to a one year term as Co-Presidents of the Falmouth Heights–Maravista Neighborhood Association. Their activity in the organization and on the board in recent years and their complementary skills and abilities make them well suited to steer our organization …
Spring into Summer June Party a popular event! On Sunday, June 9, 2019, about 150 FHMNA members and interested neighbors gathered at Soprano’s By the Sea. It was a glorious day and many enjoyed the spectacular view of Vineyard Sound on the outside deck. There were appetizers galore including a buffet of meatballs, pasta and …
Minutes: September 16th, 2019 1. Old Business: C. Request to add “Caution Children” signage or similar on Mass Court. Additional request to discuss the possibility of adding a crosswalk crossing Grand Ave. at Mass Ave. TAC: Recommends caution children signage near 29 Mass Ave. Crosswalk not recommended. TM signed and referred to DPW for action. …
Toledo Street This was my 12th (almost) consecutive year running FRR. To me it seemed it was one of the best organized FRR races: Buses worked very well. Plenty of water stops. Security at finish line allowed easy access to beach for runners. Recycling/trash pickup was phenomenal, especially around the ballfield. Hats off to organizers/volunteers! …
Update 8/27: “until further notice” messages may not be printed in the Enterprise, but on the Beach Dept. website “News Flash” From today’s Enterprise (8/23): “As the summer season begins to wind down, the Falmouth Beach Department has reduced services at some beaches, beach superintendent Bruce G. Mogardo said Monday. Beginning this week, beaches that …