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Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, Mashpee Public Schools To Recognize Orange Shirt Day (opens the original)
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Mashpee Public Schools will recognize Orange Shirt Day, a day of remembrance, learning and reflection honoring Indigenous children who were removed from their homes and families to attend residential boarding schools, on Wednesday, September 30. The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe will host a rally and potluck social to honor Indigenous children whose lives were forever changed. Orange Shirt Day, known as National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, grew out of the experience of then 6-year-old Phyllis (Ja
Grace Period For Two Trash Carts Extended (opens the original)
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Falmouth residents who have been using a second non-town-issued trash cart have been granted an extension as town officials finalize the details of the 95-gallon bin options for the new universal trash collection program. The town had previously said the grace period allowing households to put out a second compliant trash cart would end after Labor Day weekend. That deadline has now been extended until the rollout of the larger carts is complete, Department of Public Works Director Peter M. McCo
Expired Certificate Takes Ferry Out Of Service, Caused By 'Paperwork Issue' (opens the original)
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The M/V Island Home has been out of service since Saturday after the Steamship Authority (SSA) discovered that a required radiotelephony certificate had expired, causing service disruptions on the Woods Hole-Marthaâs Vineyard route. The certificate expired on July 21, the Authorityâs communication director, Sean Driscoll, wrote in an email to the Enterprise. The vessel itself has no mechanical or operational defect, General Manager Alex Kryska said in a statement on Sunday. The radiotelephon
Swap Shop Fee Waiver Proposed For Falmouth Residents In Need (opens the original)
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The Falmouth Solid Waste Advisory Committee is recommending that the Select Board and town management move forward with a pilot program that would waive the $10 Swap Shop sticker fee for residents who demonstrate financial need. The proposal grew out of the committeeâs broader effort to reconsider how the townâs solid waste fees and stickers could better serve residents. The committee considered several ideas, including a second-day discount and reduced fees for access to the Waste Managemen
Superintendent Sets Four Goals, Committee Tweaks Evaluation Process (opens the original)
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The Falmouth School Committee is preparing to approve Superintendent Lori S. Duerrâs four goals for the 2026-27 school year, as members also work to streamline a superintendent evaluation process that has drawn heated debate in recent years. Each year, Duerrâs goals are approved by the School Committee and later evaluated based on evidence she provides and how well committee members determine she met each goal. The evaluation uses standards established by the Massachusetts Department of Elem
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