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The water quality management committee voted to recommend that the select board authorize the town to apply for grant funding that would go toward preparing a watershed management plan for

The urine-diversion pilot project that the town and its partners have been planning has hit some roadblocks: how to finance the project and where to put the urine.

The Town of Falmouth has all the permits it needs to begin construction on the inlet-widening project in Bournes Pond this fall.

The town has laid preliminary plans to meet state-mandated goals for reducing the flow of nitrogen to estuaries.

The state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has recommended that rather than doing a urine diversion pilot program, the Town of Falmouth should skip the pilot and instead apply for

In November, Town Meeting members will vote on whether to appropriate $1.4 million to fund a series of studies needed for Falmouth’s ocean outfall application.

The Falmouth Water Quality Management Committee and Board of Health have voted to recommend to the select board that the town proceed with dealing with its wastewater issue by taking

Falmouth Wastewater Superintendent Amy A. Lowell gave a presentation to the water quality management committee and a packed audience on Monday, July 10, about why the Town of Falmouth needs

For the first time ever, the Falmouth Water Quality Management Committee is not chaired by Eric T. Turkington, who has reached his term limit. In the committee’s meeting on Monday,

The town will propose a urine-diversion pilot project at the November Town Meeting, water quality officials told the select board on Monday, June 26. The project goes along with a