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The concentrations of chemical contaminants at the Trotting Park youth baseball complex are high enough that the town is legally obligated to clean up the site.
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After at least one Falmouth resident was taken by immigration authorities last week, a local activist group is trying to spread the word about immigrant rights.
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Depending on who you ask, Mashpee resident Paul Rifkin could be considered the Cape and Islands' unofficial photographer.
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This winter, Falmouth High School students took part in a social-emotional learning program that aims to change lives. It’s called Challenge Day, and it’s a day-long workshop put on by a company that brings the program all over the world.
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Waterfront property has long represented the best of where you can live. But the changing climate — sea level rise and coastal storms — could be reshaping that idea. On Surf Drive, in Falmouth, is a property for sale with a great view and a lot of questions attached.
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"From Sea To Shining Sea: Katharine Lee Bates and the story of "America the Beautiful'" a new film by writer and director John de Graaf will premiere at the Falmouth Public Library on Main Street, Thursday, March 13 at 7 p.m. The screening will include a question and answer session with the director and Bates biographer Melinda Ponder and local author Leonard Miele.
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All staff instructors at the new East Falmouth Police Academy have temporarily been removed from their positions following allegations of inappropriate conduct. In addition, two academy leaders have been suspended.
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The town is working with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection to remediate the site.
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Former state Senate candidate Kari MacRae has been granted a court date in her lawsuit over September’s Republican primary.
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Gosnold Behavioral Health's inpatient services are leaving Falmouth and crossing the bridge to Wareham.