Jed Cornock News Today

After nearly 125 years and advocacy from multiple generations of Falmouth residents, a park overlooking Shiverick’s Pond has come to fruition.

Architect Jill Neubauer would like to see applicants submit more detailed drawings and photographs to the town’s planning and zoning boards when applying for permits.

Have short-term rentals gotten out of control? Should the town regulate them? What are the up and downsides of regulation? What are other towns doing?

The Falmouth Finance Committee reviewed staffing levels across several town departments, changes in the solid waste and recycling disposal contracts, and delays in dredging town waters during its meeting on

Tensions ran high at Falmouth Town Hall on Tuesday, September 26, when a planning board meeting devolved into a shouting match between opponents and proponents of ripping up the Falmouth

There was an outcry among Upper Cape bicyclists following a Falmouth Planning Board vote this week to send a letter to elected state officials in opposition to the Bourne rail

Now that the town has tabled the Emerald Properties housing project in East Falmouth, the future of an inclusive play space that was to accompany the housing units on the

Growing up in Fisherman’s Cove off of Davisville Road in East Falmouth was a wonderful and supportive childhood experience. “The Cove” was a tightknit neighborhood where several young families, all

The Falmouth Planning Board has unanimously approved a special permit for parking within five feet of a property line for the proposed workforce housing project at the former Royal Falmouth

Falmouth Town Hall staff have been approached in public by “uncivil” people expressing their frustration with a proposed affordable housing project, Town Manager Michael Renshaw reported to the select board