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Emily Mae Santarpia, who lost her battle with a rare genetic disorder in January at 13, loved Deep Pond Farm. Now, her memory lives on at the farm.

"Ted and I are devastated and extremely worried about her safety and well-being," Mayor Shaunna OConnell said Wednesday.

Falmouth Water Quality Management Committee members, concerned citizens and landscapers weighed the pros and cons of a possible fertilizer ban in Falmouth at the water quality management committee meeting last

Joyce L. Bock and her husband, Robert C. Bock, have been living on the edge of Cedar Lake in North Falmouth for 43 years.

Residents living on Deep Pond Road asked the Falmouth Planning Board this week to change the name of their street to Deep Pond Drive, but after taking a look into

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What started as a small group of residents concerned about the health of their neighborhood pond has grown over the last year into a nonprofit organization working to educate residents about the need to protect ponds on the Cape. Educational outreach has been at the forefront of the Deep Pond Preservation Project’s efforts since its founding last September. Its primary mission is to preserve the health and beauty of Deep Pond, located in the Hatchville neighborhood of East Falmouth. As a c...

The Falmouth Planning Board has received close to 100 letters from citizens, golfers and community groups commenting on the proposal to convert the Cape Cod Country Club into a solar farm. Since the hearing on the project was opened two weeks ago, board members have read 72 letters in support and 23 in opposition regarding a proposed 30-megawatt solar farm on the 140-acre parcel. They had previously received 20 letters on the topic. “It’s not a popularity contest,” chairwoman Pat...

The Falmouth Planning Board has received close to 100 letters from citizens, golfers and community groups commenting on the proposal to convert the Cape Cod Country Club into a solar farm. Since the hearing on the project was opened two weeks ago, board members have read 72 letters in support and 23 in opposition regarding a proposed 30-megawatt solar farm on the 140-acre parcel. They had previously received 20 letters on the topic. “It’s not a popularity contest,” chairwoman Pat...