The Falmouth Enterprise

12/17/2025

🎬 This weekend offers four more chances to see the Falmouth Theatre Guild’s revival of the Jonathan Larson musical “RENT” at Highfield Theatre.

👋 The original cast from the fall 2024 production has reunited for this production under the direction of Joan Baird.

🔗 Read the full article and find out where you can get tickets by tapping the link below ⬇️

12/16/2025

🍔 The Falmouth Planning Board reviewed revised site plans for a proposed Wendy’s restaurant at 0 Worcester Court, with project attorneys saying the changes respond to concerns raised by the town’s engineering department and the public.

📅 The hearing is set to continue on December 30.

🔗 Read the full article from Falmouth reporter Katie Nelson by tapping the link in the comments ⬇️

12/16/2025

🚨Heavy Police Presence On Chase Road🚨

🚓 Residents in the area of Chase Road off West Falmouth Highway reported seeing a heavy police presence, with police officers wearing bulletproof vests. Falmouth Police Department advised that pedestrians and drivers avoid the area or seek alternative routes.

🔗 Head to our website by tapping the link below to follow this breaking story ⚠️

12/16/2025

♥️ About five years ago, Falmouth High School became the first school in Massachusetts to form a Hope Squad—a group of roughly 40 Falmouth High School students that helps disprove the notion of teenagers being disconnected or lacking empathy in the digital age. Since its formation, Falmouth Hope Squad members and advisors have helped towns across the Cape get involved in the program.

🔊 The FHS Hope Squad, a peer-to-peer su***de prevention and mental health advocacy group advised by school adjustment counselor Catherine Fauth, works to make high school an empathetic community to which everyone belongs.

🔗 Read our full story about the FHS Hope Squad by tapping the link below ⬇️

12/16/2025

☀️ "It was 8:30 AM on a cold Monday morning in December, and the back of the Falmouth Mall—home to Shaw’s, Walmart, T.J. Maxx and Michaels—was busy with activity. Trucks lined up at the loading docks, each working to position itself to unload the day’s inventory.

🚚 This was a routine part of Don Ruggeri and Gene Reilly’s week, beginning each Monday behind the grocery store as the morning deliveries took shape. While the other drivers were there to drop off goods, the volunteers had come to pick up donations the store had set aside for the food bank. This pickup program is one of many the Service Center relies on to keep its food pantry shelves stocked."

🔗 Read the full article about this crucial community program and how it works by tapping the link in the comments ⬇️

12/15/2025

🎭 "The Cape has many impressive theaters, with hundreds of (or more) incredibly talented performers; however, many theaters are struggling to fill seats this year, and there are a number of factors as to why that might be."

🔗 Read the full editorial from Sandwich Enterprise editor Katie Goers, "Community Theater Needs The Community," to find out which local shows you can still snag tickets for this month by tapping the link in the comments ⬇️

12/15/2025

Your 2025 OnCape , courtesy of our sister publication OnCape Magazine, is HERE!

12/14/2025

All of us who live here on Cape Cape are inspired by the ocean. We drive the beach way home, even though it takes longer and stop to photograph sunsets over the water, even though we know we can’t do them justice. This reporter even loves the smell …

All of us who live here on Cape Cape are inspired by the ocean. We drive the beach way home, even though it takes longer and stop to photograph sunsets

12/13/2025

The Smithsonian’s Museums on Main Street, in collaboration with Mass Humanities, will present “Voices & Votes: Democracy in America” on exhibit at the Nye Museum in Sandwich, opening on Saturday, December 20, at 11 AM. A musical performance by t…

The Smithsonian’s Museums on Main Street, in collaboration with Mass Humanities, will present “Voices & Votes: Democracy in America” on exhibit at the Nye Museum in Sandwich, opening on Saturday,

12/13/2025

Department heads joined school Principals Thomas L. Bushy and Alan G. Harris at the School Committee’s meeting on Tuesday, December 9. Together, they discussed the challenges and advantages of moving 8th grade onto the high school campus and present…

Department heads joined school Principals Thomas L. Bushy and Alan G. Harris at the School Committee’s meeting on Tuesday, December 9. Together, they discussed the challenges and advantages of moving

12/13/2025

We have made no secret of our love of community theater on Cape Cod and how the arts transcend town lines. The Cape has many impressive theaters, with hundreds (or more) incredibly talented performers. Finding entertainment on our little manmade isl…

We have made no secret of our love of community theater on Cape Cod and how the arts transcend town lines. The Cape has many impressive theaters, with hundreds (or

12/13/2025

🏒 From Enterprise sports reporter Rich Maclone: "The Falmouth High School boys’ ice hockey team wants more than to just be a team that goes to the state tournament.

Sure, the Clippers won their first-round game last year, but just being in the postseason is not very satisfying.

This year’s team wants to really be in the mix of contenders and be the one other teams fear when they see they are on the same bracket line in the postseason."

Read the full article by tapping the link below. 📥

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The Falmouth High School boys’ ice hockey team wants more than to just be a team that goes to the state tournament. Sure, the Clippers won their first-round game last