Precinct Six News Today

The first town election to be held at the new polling locations has been off to a great start. The town had publicized the new locations over the past few

Holding onto a job for half a century is quite an achievement. And if that job happens to be an elected post, the accomplishment is even more impressive.

Town Meeting voted to spend another $577,076 to repair the Edward Marks Jr. building, but not before there was extensive conversation on the practicality of refurbishing the historic structure.

Falmouth Town Meeting this week voted to cover extra costs for upgrades to the town’s wastewater treatment facility but nixed money to design and permit a planned sewer expansion and

Falmouth Town Meeting approved an override to fund firefighters, backed the select board’s decision to deny an offshore wind developer access to town property, and created three new town staff

On Monday night, April 10, Falmouth Town Meeting voted down Article 15, a citizens petition that would have reversed a Select Board vote to deny offshore wind developer SouthCoast Wind

With only a week to submit nomination papers to the town clerk’s office, not enough candidates have stepped forward to fill Falmouth Town Meeting to capacity, and no select board

The Falmouth Chamber of Commerce is leading a voluntary campaign to get Falmouth business owners to phase out nonrecyclable black plastic food take-out containers.

I was disappointed to read on page 13 of the Sept 24th Enterprise that the Carousel of Light proposed permanent relocation plan near Shivericks Pond has been reenergized and on

After four hours of discussion and debate, Falmouth Town Meeting passed the 2022 operating budget and disposed of other financial warrant articles at virtual Town Meeting on Monday, April 12. A few technical glitches did not stop the 204 members from questioning two of the more controversial warrant articles to pay for Falmouth Fire and Rescue Department overtime and to fund the design of a new fire station. In the end, the body approved both items and the $142,647,656 budget as it was proposed...