Devin Ankeney

Cape Cod, Falmouth, Massachusetts

Reporter at The Enterprise News

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Band Together For Inclusion Aims To 'Spread A Little Joy' Through Music

22 hours ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

The fourth Band Together for Inclusion is set for Sunday, May 4, from 3 PM to 7 PM, at The Navigator on Ashumet Road. This year’s event, dubbed “A Musicfest Celebrating Diversity Through Music,” centers around bringing people together, organizer Marie Younger Blackburn said. Ms. Blackburn said the music festival was the idea of her first son, Chase B. Younger Blackburn. Chase, who has Down syndrome, created the festival as part of his senior project in high school.
Judy Delivers Split Verdict In Case Against Falmouth Investment Adviser

22 hours ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

A federal court jury this week found Falmouth investment adviser Jeffrey T. Cutter guilty on one charge and not guilty on two other charges brought against him by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The jury found that Mr. Cutter, president of Cutter Financial Group on Davis Straits, failed to disclose certain commissions and conflicts of interest to his prospective and active clients, a violation of Section 206(2) of the Investment Advisers Act.
'No Kings': Hundreds Come Out To Protest Trump Administration

2 days ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

“The folks that are in office are not honoring the Constitution, constitutional law or congressional law,” Aly Pitts said as she held a large, homemade sign over her head on Saturday afternoon, April 19, on the Falmouth Village Green.
Nearly 500 Nails Found On East Falmouth Roads

5 days ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

Falmouth police found nearly 500 nails, some set up as a makeshift spike strip, on East Falmouth roads Thursday night. After finding the first batch while on patrol on John Parker Road, officers found nails on Clark Street, Old Barnstable Road and Prince Henry Drive, all after 2 AM. Officers found some nails placed behind vehicle tires in residential driveways.
Trial Gets Underway In Case Against Falmouth Investment Adviser

6 days ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

Falmouth investment adviser Jeffrey T. Cutter was in federal court in Boston this week, participating in the first days of a jury trial weighing a US Securities and Exchange Commission’s complaint against him. The trial started Monday, April 14, and, thus far, 11 people have been called to the stand to testify.
Steamship Authority Tightening Employee Access To Financial, Reservation Systems

6 days ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

The Steamship Authority learned from its consultant that the security of its financial and reservation computer systems needs to be tightened. Some employees, the consultant said, have broader-than-needed access to the systems. This access could “lead to unauthorized transactions, manipulation of financial records, and potential concealment of fraudulent activities,” the consultant reported following its annual audit of the Steamship Authority.
Road Race Donates $55,000 To Recreation Department

6 days ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

The recreation department will use a donation from the Falmouth Road Race to kickstart a futsal program and renovate the Trotting Park skateboard park. On Wednesday, April 16, road race board member Scott A. Ghelfi presented the recreation committee with a $55,000 check that will put $50,000 toward the $557,000 renovation of the town’s skatepark and $5,000 for the futsal program, which will begin this season.
Select Board Candidate Addresses Termination Seven Years Ago

6 days ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

Select board candidate James T. Morse is facing renewed scrutiny over his termination from the Oak Bluffs Police Department for misconduct in 2018. In the past week, two different individuals raised the issue with The Enterprise.
Leaf And Yard Waste Disposal Now Requires Sticker

6 days ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

Residents looking to dispose of leaves and yard waste from their spring cleanup must purchase a waste management facility sticker. In January, the department of public works added the yard waste and leaf compost facility on Blacksmith Shop Road to the existing waste management facility sticker. Before that, residents disposing of yard waste and leaves could do so free of charge.
Food Trucks Coming To Town Beaches This Summer

1 week ago | capenews.net | Devin Ankeney

Public beaches in town will be served by two food trucks this summer. The town has reached deals with the owners of Beachside Blends, a smoothie and acai bowl truck, and Chawgies, a Jamaican-food truck. Assistant Town Manager Peter K. Johnson-Staub reported the successful bid process for the two trucks to the beach committee during its meeting Tuesday, April 15.