Teaticket News

A local school principal and his family were thankful to be home safely yesterday after a bird strike forced the plane they were on to make an emergency landing shortly after takeoff.

Eastern Bank yesterday announced plans to open a new branch on Cape Cod, adding a Hyannis location to its six existing facilities.

With public sentiment nothing can fail; without it nothing can succeed. He who molds public sentiment goes deeper than he who enacts statutes or decisions possible or impossible to execute." True, indeed.

A new stretch of pavement less than eight miles long is leaving bikers, joggers and walkers breathless.

Police arrested a Teaticket man Sunday after he allegedly sped through East Falmouth on a dirt bike.

The selectmen candidates in Tuesday's election range from a 27-year-old ice cream shop owner to a 69-year-old retired U.S. Air Force Reserve brigadier general.

Posted in: Falmouth News , Front Page Stories By BRENT RUNYON Feb 24, 2009 - 12:13:02 PM FALMOUTH- Falmouth Planning Board will hold site plan reviews for both the proposed Falmouth Elks Club on Brick Kiln ...

Posted in: Falmouth News , Front Page Stories By ELISE R. HUGUS Feb 17, 2009 - 12:55:14 PM FALMOUTH- Winter weather may be waning, but a new business in town is still turning up the heat.

The Falmouth Police Department is investigating a failed armed robbery attempt at the Dunkin' Donuts in Teaticket, a village of Falmouth.

Police are looking for two teens who attempted a brazen midday armed robbery at Dunkin Donuts in the Teaticket section of town yesterday, police said.

Posted in: Falmouth News , Front Page Stories By CHRISTOPHER KAZARIAN Feb 3, 2009 - 1:00:39 PM FALMOUTH- The potholes on Acapesket Road in East Falmouth are in various shapes and sizes, some large, others ...

More than 150 parents and teachers packed the Morse Pond School auditorium last night to oppose a plan that would shift nearly 200 fourth-grade students to another school in September.

The artwork of Muriel L. Henault Locklin of Teaticket is on display through February 12 at the West Falmouth Library, 575 West Falmouth Highway, Route 28 A, West Falmouth.

With two elementary schools bursting at the seams, some fourth-grade students may find themselves sharing a school with older students next year.

Posted in: Falmouth News , Top Stories By BRENT RUNYON Jan 23, 2009 - 3:59:58 PM FALMOUTH- Falmouth has plenty of historic architecture, but only a select few are on the National Register of Historic Places.

Donna M. Alexander and Bruce M. Hathaway, both of Teaticket, were married on September 6 at the Flying Bridge Restaurant in Falmouth by Jeanette A. Jones, justice of the peace.

A self-described drug dealer who planned to doublecross a client was instead doublecrossed by the client and reported the incident to police.

This weekend's snow storm knocked out power to thousands of Cape Codders, leaving many without lights and, more importantly, without heat.

By CHRISTOPHER KAZARIAN The six applications before the Community Preservation Committee, one of which was submitted this week, were all deemed eligible for funding last night, but there was plenty of debate as ...