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The Enterprise has its roots in The Falmouth Local, which Lewis Foster Clark founded in 1886 within a shoe store on Main Street. Initially located near Shivericks Pond, The Local later relocated to the building now home to Caline for Kids. In 1895, Charles Sumner Burgess acquired The Local, changed its name to The Falmouth Enterprise, and continued its publication for three decades. In 1925, Harry Albro took ownership of The Enterprise. His name is commemorated on the veterans memorial located at the entrance of Memorial Lane, right in front of the Falmouth Public Library.

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Concert Golf Partners Plans To 'Elevate' New Seabury

4 days ago | capenews.net | Aimee Rothman

News of the sale of The Club At New Seabury, a private golf course and country club in Mashpee, was made official last week. Concert Golf LLC, a company that owns and operates 39 private golf courses and clubs across the nation, purchased the 36-hole golf course and beach club, which sprawls over 300 acres, for just over $60 million—its largest purchase ever since the company was established in 2011.
New Vernal Pool Coming To MMHS In November

4 days ago | capenews.net | Aimee Rothman

In November, members of the Mashpee Middle-High School (MMHS) Environmental Club will assist in leading a two-day wetland restoration/creation project on the school’s campus. The project aims to create a vernal pool, a temporary wetland habitat that is covered by shallow water during seasonal periods. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), “vernal pools are a valuable and increasingly threatened ecosystem.”The vernal pool will be located in a wooded area behind the football field.
Bandstand Construction Planned To Be Completed By Fireworks Celebration

4 days ago | capenews.net | Taylor Fruzzetti

The bandstand located behind the former Henry T. Wing School is planned to be completed by the Fourth of July events. The previous bandstand located in the same area was taken out by a storm a few years ago. However, Assistant Town Manager Heather B. Harper said that construction progress is looking “promising” with plans for it to be finished by the fireworks celebration on June 28. Recreation Director Tricia C.
Sandwich Students Recognized For Performance in Computer Science Courses

4 days ago | capenews.net | Taylor Fruzzetti

Sandwich students have been recognized for their performance on end-of-course assessments for Project Lead the Way computer science courses. The Project Lead the Way computer science courses are part of the new Computer Science Innovation Career Pathway at the middle high school. The end-of-course assessments evaluate students not only on subject knowledge but also on essential career-ready skills, like creativity, problem-solving and ethical reasoning.
6A Saturday Event 'Smashing Success'

4 days ago | capenews.net | Taylor Fruzzetti

Community members may have noticed more traffic than usual on Route 6A on Saturday, June 14. From Thatcher Ellery to Sandy Neck Provisions, patrons supported local retail business on 6A for the first 6A Saturday event. The event was organized by local business owners Donna Kutil Ross of Scenic Roots, Carissa Phillips of Wave Cape Cod and Meghan McLaughlin of Sandy Neck Provisions.
School Committee Hears Annual Nursing Department Report

4 days ago | capenews.net | Taylor Fruzzetti

Nursing Department Head Nicola Bordelon presented an end-of-year report on nursing activities to the School Committee on June 11. Bordelon started the presentation by sharing data on student visits. She said that out of the 583 Forestdale School students, the nurse’s office saw 538 students with a total of 5,479 visits. Out of the 676 Oak Ridge School students, she said that the nurse’s office saw 608 students for a total of 6,078 visits.
Sandwich May Join Capewide Critical Incident Management System

4 days ago | capenews.net | Taylor Fruzzetti

Sandwich, currently the only town on the Cape that does not utilize Critical Incident Management Systems (CIMS), a reporting tool used by police, is considering using the platform. Cape and Islands District Attorney Robert J. Galibois noted that Sandwich is not using the tool during his annual update to the Select Board on June 5.
Town Looking For EV Input, Feasibility Study To Be Funded By MassCEC

4 days ago | capenews.net | Aimee Rothman

A new survey posted to the town’s website seeks to gather feedback and input from Sandwich residents regarding the installation of Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations in the town. “The Town of Sandwich is exploring new on-street EV charging options through the MassCEC On-Street Charging Solutions Program, with support from Commonwealth Electric Technologies and Leidos,” the town wrote on its website, along with posting the survey.
Braves Topped By Brewster

4 days ago | capenews.net | Rich Maclone

A seventh-inning rally wasn’t enough for the Bourne Braves to pull out a comeback win on the road at Brewster on Tuesday afternoon, June 17. Trailing 4-1 after the Whitecaps had put together a pair of early two-run outbursts, the Braves fought back to make it close, but ultimately fell in a darkness-shortened eight-inning game. Down 4-1 entering the seventh, the Braves got things going with a Jimmy Keenan (Wake Forest) walk and a Caden Dulin (Pittsburgh) single that put two aboard.
Callahan Earns Prestigious Sailing Award

4 days ago | capenews.net | Rich Maclone

Harvard skipper Justin Callahan was named the College Sailor of the Year by the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) following the conclusion of the 2025 College Open Fleet Race Championship, held on May 27-30 in St. Mary’s City, Maryland. Callahan, who is entering his senior year, is the son of Paul and Alisa Callahan, and the nephew of Kevin Callahan. He received the prestigious Everett B. Morris Trophy, recognizing the top collegiate sailor in the nation.