Falmouth
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Residents imagine Falmouth's future
FALMOUTH — Organizers of last week’s public meeting that addressed the future of town facilities say they were pleased by the turnout, input and involvement...
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Falmouth nomination papers now available
FALMOUTH — Nomination papers are now available at the town clerk’s office at Town Hall for people interested in running for the Town Council or...
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Landmark Falmouth fire station may close
FALMOUTH — Frugality may trump sentiment this year as the town once again discusses whether to close the Pleasant Hill Fire Station on Allen Avenue...
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Falmouth gets grant for trails project
FALMOUTH —The town has received a grant from the state to help fund its trail project on the River Point property. The state’s Recreational Trails...
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Falmouth
Arrests There were no arrests this week. Summonses 3/5 at 8:10 p.m. Chad Coleman, 24, of Leighton Road, Falmouth, was issued a summons by Officer...
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Stand-off with police ends peacefully
FALMOUTH — Police cordoned off an area near Town Landing on Thursday, March 5, after the Fire Department received a call from a woman who...
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Maine Audubon cuts jobs, programs, budget
FALMOUTH — Maine Audubon has laid off 20 percent of its 60-person workforce and cut its operating budget by 40 percent to counteract the effects...
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Gov. to honor nominees for Teacher of the Year
AUGUSTA — Gov. John Baldacci and state education officials will recognize the 14 candidates for Maine’s 2010 Teacher of Year award on Friday, March 13,...
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Glare or inattention?
On Tuesday, a pick-up truck traveling on Babbidge Road slammed into the rear of a Falmouth school bus carrying 32 children. Police said there were...
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Residents asked to contribute vision of town-owned properties
FALMOUTH — An upcoming community-wide event will ask Falmouth residents to share their vision for the future of several town-owned properties. The Community Facilities Planning...
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Falmouth man appointed new director of Energy Programs for MPUC
FALMOUTH — Former state Representative John Brautigam, 48, of Falmouth, has been appointed the Maine Public Utilities Commission’s new director of the Energy Programs Division....
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Local transit projects to receive stimulus
Downeaster extension, Veteran’s bridge replacement still uncertain The state is poised to receive more than $160 million, most for paving projects, from the $787 billion...
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Storm leaves thousands without power
FALMOUTH — The storm that tore through the state Sunday and Monday left thousands without electricity as heavy, wet snow downed tree limbs and power lines....
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Maine Audubon names new director
FALMOUTH — After a six-month nationwide search, Maine Audubon selected Theodore Koffman, of Bar Harbor, as its executive director. For the past eight years, Koffman...
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Falmouth, UMaine still at odds over Woodville mansion
FALMOUTH — A Superior Court decision last week brought to a close a dispute between former resident Mary Alice Davis and developer Eric Cianchette. But...
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Falmouth board to appoint interim superintendent, new middle school principal
FALMOUTH —The School Board plans to appoint an interim superintendent for a one-year contract at its next regular meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 24. During a...
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n-falridgewood Lender forces sale of Ridgewood Estates
FALMOUTH — A 90-acre residential condominium development, slowed for several years by debates over vernal pool regulations, has been sold to owners who say they...
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n-CLOfalnaturalization Naturalized at Falmouth Middle School
Nazia Shir of Cape Elizabeth receives her certificate of U.S. citizenship Tuesday from Rodolfo Lara, director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service’s Portland office,...
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n-falHShabitat-021209 Gulf Coast reality check
Falmouth students bring help, gain insight into Katrina’s lingering effect FALMOUTH — A recent trip down south to help build a house became a crash...
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n-falEntwistle-021209 Mass. town taps Falmouth school chief
FALMOUTH — Superintendent of Schools George Entwistle III will become the school chief in Belmont, Mass. The Belmont School Committee announced its unanimous selection of...
