Anyone who ate at the Dockside Grill between Oct. 23-25 or Nov. 6-8 may have been exposed.
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Falmouth preparing to get Very Merry with three days of festivities
The annual Very Merry Falmouth takes place this Nov. 30 through Dec. 2, starting with the Community Tree Lighting at Village Park.
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Northern Meetings: Nov. 16-23
Chebeague Island Thu. 11/16 6 p.m. Facilities Committee Zoom Fri. 11/17 3 p.m. Aquaculture Scoping Town Hall Falmouth Thu. 11/16 5 p.m. Long-Range Planning Town Hall Freeport Sat. 11/18 10 a.m. Climate Action Workshop Library Tue. 11/21 6 p.m. Town Council Workshop Zoom, Town Hall Wed. 11/22 12:30 p.m. Core District Working Group Town Hall […]
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Letter: Falmouth and whole state should ban flavored tobacco sales
I fully support the Falmouth Town Council’s proposed ban of the sale of flavored tobacco and vaping products by vendors operating within the town. This proposed ban was part of a bill before the Legislature this past year that passed in the Senate but unfortunately was tabled by the House. Individual cities and towns like […]
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After leading national effort to stem veteran suicides, Windham man back behind wheel of school bus
Vincent J. “Jim” Troiola, of Windham, is once again driving the No. 8 bus for the Falmouth school district after spending a whirlwind year as the national commander of the American Legion, representing nearly 2 million wartime veterans in 12,000 posts across the country.
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Forum: What makes Falmouth’s village center a village?
What’s in a word? When it describes the center of a community developed intentionally over 37 years, it matters a lot. When the word is “village,” height and style matter, too. Falmouth’s village as depicted on signage and its village center ordinances have such a history dating to at least the 1986 Route 1 Study. […]
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Maine State Ballet presents perennial holiday favorite ‘The Nutcracker’
Maine State Ballet ushers in the holiday season with its classic production of “The Nutcracker” at Merrill Auditorium from Nov. 24 through Dec. 3. Artistic director and former New York City Ballet dancer Linda MacArthur Miele directs and choreographs the story of Clara and her Nutcracker Prince as they travel through the Land of Sweets […]
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Nov. 7 election results: Falmouth
Falmouth voters overwhelmingly approved a citizen’s initiative referendum Tuesday to decrease the allowed height of buildings in the town center. The vote was 2,732 to 1,719. The Town Zoning and Floodplain Management Ordinance applies to Village Center Districts and will reduce the maximum height of new buildings to 45 feet from the currently allowed 65 […]
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Letter: Decide elections with votes, not by stealing signs
Every election cycle, we hear complaints about candidate or referendum signs appearing along the roadside having been removed supposedly by people of differing opinion. Again, this time, signs supporting the only Falmouth referendum question have been removed from the public right of way on Route 1. Maine state law states that anyone who “takes, defaces […]
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Maine-based nonprofit that supports health care in Haiti names new director
Perry Newman will take over leadership of Konbit Sante Cap-Haitien Health Partnership, which formed in 2001.