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Weve always known him as greatuncle bernie. Hes hung on the wall for years and years in the family. He was hidden away in wardrobe for a while and refound, and hes been on my wall now. Well, its on porcelain, of course. He was a porcelain decorator through and through, and a very competent painter, and here has painted his own family, and done it quite well in enamel. Signed t. J. Bott. This is Thomas John Bott, and he was one of a long generation of china decorators, and his father was also tho...

Spread in the United States. Officials announcing the second death in Washington State. A man in his 70s with Underlying Health conditions. The paetient was hospitalized a Evergreen Health in kirkland and there now have been new cases connected to Evergreen Health. The Washington Post reports an analysis from samples from two patients indicates coronavirus has been spreading for about six weeks in Washington State and strongly suggests the two cases are linked through Community Transmission with...

The owner of the Edaville theme park in Carver has proposed developing his property to include affordable housing while making the park Christmas-only.

A shortage in labor is affecting the town’s workforce and ability to plan for the future, despite an active search for candidates to fill the vacancies.

After three and a half years as town planner, Thomas Bott is stepping down, and exchanging fire with Town Manager Julian Suso on the way out the door.

Falmouth Planning board voted last week to give administrative approval to a request from Aquatic Brewing to establish outdoor seating at its Main Street location.

Falmouth Town Manager Julian M. Suso responded this week to accusations of racism, censorship and interfering with the town’s planning process.

Plans for the Mixed-Use Residential Commercial Overlay District have been finalized and the proposal is ready for Town Meeting on November 15, Falmouth Town Planner Thomas Bott said.

To create a large-scale, 30 megawatt solar farm on a golf course in Hatchville, 20 acres of trees would need to be cut and setbacks to abutting properties reduced. Those conditions are cause of much of the opposition to the project. Opponents are saying it is the right idea but in the wrong location. “We support renewable energy, especially a large-scale commercial such as this,” Noreen Stockman, Falmouth Zoning Administrator wrote on behalf of the zoning board. “The town has man...

FALMOUTH — The prospects for a new fire station gained steam Monday when the Select Board voted to send a proposal to the Planning Board for an “approval not required” plan for a station at 860 Sandwich Road. The station would be located next to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Falmouth and the George Gaspa Sports Complex, as well as the Falmouth Jewish Congregation. Located in the southern-most undeveloped parcel the town owns for municipal purposes, the proposed area must be sp...