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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 Susan Zavala and Nan Denton, from the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce, for a quick overview of events and things to do in Falmouth.
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Main Street Businesses are Open during
Water Main Construction!
Katharine Lee Bates Road is open to through traffic.
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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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Meet Cynthia Bourget and Robert Mascali of the Bourget Law Group. They specialize in Elder Law and Family Mediation.
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Water Main Work Update
January 23, 2020 - Stephen Rafferty, Water Superintendent
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We are working in the Main/Gifford/King intersection. There are multiple duct banks, drains, water lines that need to be worked around and it does take some time.
On Thursday the 23rd, tomorrow, we will be connecting the new main to the existing main in Gifford Street. We will shut water off on Gifford Street between Dillingham Ave and Main Street for most of the morning.
Friday we will pave the trench between Shore Street and King Street.
On Monday we come back to the intersection of Main and King Street and tie the new main to the existing main on King Street. That will require shutting water off on King Street, including the fire station, for most of Monday morning.
Detour will be as shown on the attached plan.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week we will continue to install 16 inch water main on Main Street between King Street and heading towards Nye Road. We hope to but will most likely not, make it across the Nye Road intersection by end of day Thursday.
On Friday we will pave again.
Detour will be as shown on the attached plan.
Access to local business will be affected – particularly on the day that we are working in front of your location.
We are making excellent progress and we appreciate all the cooperation we have been getting from business and local agencies as well as the weather.
Stephen Rafferty, Water Superintendent
Town of Falmouth
steve.rafferty@falmouthma.gov
508-457-2543 x3017
On Thursday the 23rd, tomorrow, we will be connecting the new main to the existing main in Gifford Street. We will shut water off on Gifford Street between Dillingham Ave and Main Street for most of the morning.
Friday we will pave the trench between Shore Street and King Street.
On Monday we come back to the intersection of Main and King Street and tie the new main to the existing main on King Street. That will require shutting water off on King Street, including the fire station, for most of Monday morning.
Detour will be as shown on the attached plan.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week we will continue to install 16 inch water main on Main Street between King Street and heading towards Nye Road. We hope to but will most likely not, make it across the Nye Road intersection by end of day Thursday.
On Friday we will pave again.
Detour will be as shown on the attached plan.
Access to local business will be affected – particularly on the day that we are working in front of your location.
We are making excellent progress and we appreciate all the cooperation we have been getting from business and local agencies as well as the weather.
Stephen Rafferty, Water Superintendent
Town of Falmouth
steve.rafferty@falmouthma.gov
508-457-2543 x3017
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