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Bringing together all that is great in Falmouth for the benefit of our entire community.
Signing up is easy using our online Membership Application. Become a member of the Chamber today!
Upcoming Events
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What's happening in Falmouth, Cape Cod, Massachusetts? Check in with Michael Kasparian and Susan Zavala from the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce, for things to do in the Falmouth, Cape Cod, area.
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106th Annual meeting & award Dinner
Honoring Falmouth's 2020 Citizen of the Year
Brenda Swain
Brenda Swain
Thursday, April 16, 2020
Sea Crest Beach Hotel | 350 Quaker Road | North Falmouth, MA
4:30 PM
Annual Meeting - Nauset Room
5:00 PM
Cocktails (cash bar) - Ocean View Room
6:30 PM
Buffet Dinner & Award - Ocean View Room
Sea Crest Beach Hotel | 350 Quaker Road | North Falmouth, MA
4:30 PM
Annual Meeting - Nauset Room
5:00 PM
Cocktails (cash bar) - Ocean View Room
6:30 PM
Buffet Dinner & Award - Ocean View Room
Falmouth Business Gigabit UPDATE
On February 3rd, OpenCape connected the very first customer in the initiative, the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce.
After a couple days of testing we'll begin connecting the other forty-plus businesses who have signed up for the most reliable, affordable and high-speed Internet available.
"Having the Chamber be the first customer allows us to both test and model the network connection, and we encourage businesses in our Main Street area to learn more about this great opportunity, " says President, Michael Kasparian. "By being the first community on the Cape to have a fiber-connected Main Street, Falmouth is leading the way to expand our economy, be prepared for another busy summer, and continue to ensure that our town is an attractive destination year-round.“
Free connections are still available for businesses located along the Falmouth Main Street corridor.
After a couple days of testing we'll begin connecting the other forty-plus businesses who have signed up for the most reliable, affordable and high-speed Internet available.
"Having the Chamber be the first customer allows us to both test and model the network connection, and we encourage businesses in our Main Street area to learn more about this great opportunity, " says President, Michael Kasparian. "By being the first community on the Cape to have a fiber-connected Main Street, Falmouth is leading the way to expand our economy, be prepared for another busy summer, and continue to ensure that our town is an attractive destination year-round.“
Free connections are still available for businesses located along the Falmouth Main Street corridor.
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The Census Bureau is still hiring for the 2020 census.
Ken Moore, a census representative, will be at the main library.
Census 2020 Job Sign-Up
Sunday, February 23, 1:30-4:30 PM
Wednesday, February 26, 1:30-5:00 PM
Upstairs Lobby, Main Library, 300 Main Street, Falmouth
Contact: Ken Moore
508-524-0683, termarken9@outlook.com
Ken Moore, a census representative, will be at the main library.
Census 2020 Job Sign-Up
Sunday, February 23, 1:30-4:30 PM
Wednesday, February 26, 1:30-5:00 PM
Upstairs Lobby, Main Library, 300 Main Street, Falmouth
Contact: Ken Moore
508-524-0683, termarken9@outlook.com
Things to do in Falmouth
Woods Hole, Beth Colt
Visit Falmouth, cape codFalmouth, Cape Cod, is a sea-side town of eight unique villages; a historical Cape Cod summer resort destination, and a vibrant, year-round community. You will easily find great accommodations, activities and restaurants, and some of the loveliest scenery in New England.
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Clamming, Lisa Jo Rudy
Live and Work in the AreaFalmouth on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is the perfect blend of small business, great neighborhoods, unique shopping, fabulous restaurants, a terrific school system and vibrant civic activity. We are a resort beach community as well as year-round bustling community that boasts a temperate climate and some of the loveliest vistas in the Northeast. Falmouth is an ideal place to live and raise a family. The real estate market is healthy and the community actively works towards creating affordable housing for the local workforce.
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Chamber Member Spotlight
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Chamber ambassador, Betsy West, introduces us to Nichole Rich
of Club Z! tutoring services. 
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Water Main Work Update
March 2 - 20, 2020 - Stephen Rafferty, Water Superintendent
Attached is the map of our work zone next week with a summary of detours.
As we go through the Scranton intersection we will coordinate access issues for the Police Station, Senior Center and Recreation Center. We expect to be near or past the recreation center’s western entrance by the end of next week March 6th.
The following week, March 9th to 13th, we will be setting up to do a directional drilling under the large culvert at Dairy Queen … We will set up a drilling pit in the Main Street and Falmouth Heights intersection and a receiving pit on Main Street near the Dairy Queen. Each pit is about 100 feet from the drain – we drill under the drain and pull the 16 inch pipe under the drain.
We are meeting with the Contractor next Tuesday to pin down the details of duration and traffic management.
The week after that we will install the pipe from Falmouth Heights intersection up to Dillingham and will tie back on to the 16 inch pipe we left there in the Fall.
We expect to be pressure testing, chlorinating and flushing segments of the pipeline over the next couple of weeks.
Stephen Rafferty, Water Superintendent
Town of Falmouth
steve.rafferty@falmouthma.gov
508-457-2543 x3017
As we go through the Scranton intersection we will coordinate access issues for the Police Station, Senior Center and Recreation Center. We expect to be near or past the recreation center’s western entrance by the end of next week March 6th.
The following week, March 9th to 13th, we will be setting up to do a directional drilling under the large culvert at Dairy Queen … We will set up a drilling pit in the Main Street and Falmouth Heights intersection and a receiving pit on Main Street near the Dairy Queen. Each pit is about 100 feet from the drain – we drill under the drain and pull the 16 inch pipe under the drain.
We are meeting with the Contractor next Tuesday to pin down the details of duration and traffic management.
The week after that we will install the pipe from Falmouth Heights intersection up to Dillingham and will tie back on to the 16 inch pipe we left there in the Fall.
We expect to be pressure testing, chlorinating and flushing segments of the pipeline over the next couple of weeks.
Stephen Rafferty, Water Superintendent
Town of Falmouth
steve.rafferty@falmouthma.gov
508-457-2543 x3017
Falmouth Chamber of Commerce Official GuideBook 2019-2020
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