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The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Education Department will hold a 10-week professional development series where local educators will learn about Wampanoag history and culture.

Falmouth High School students and faculty are working together to disband the large groups of students who regularly congregate in bathrooms to vape.

The Falmouth School Committee met on January 10 and discussed school safety, donations and building repairs.

President and CEO of the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce Michael Kasparian has a big idea for tackling the town’s affordable housing crisis.

3:30—Police said they made no arrests at the hotel. They confirmed the search of the hotel was for the Vineyard bank robbers.

An armed bank robbery on Martha’s Vineyard yesterday morning prompted a manhunt that led across Vineyard Sound to Falmouth. For much of the day yesterday, a stretch of Jones Road

3:30—Police said they made no arrests at the hotel. They confirmed the search of the hotel was for the Vineyard bank robbers.

Due to a steady increase in nonnative English speakers, the Falmouth schools plan to hire more English Language Development teachers. Likewise, special education teachers will be hired to teach the

The Falmouth Finance Committee unanimously approved increasing the Falmouth Public Schools budget after the school department received a net $1.4 million in Chapter 70 funds from the state.

The Unsung Hero is designated by Superintendent of Schools Lori S. Duerr to shine a well-deserved spotlight on individuals in the Falmouth Public Schools who make invaluable contributions to the