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

20 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

20 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.
Upper Cape Tech Notes

6 days ago | capenews.net | Rich Maclone

The Upper Cape Tech softball team defeated Avon on Monday afternoon, April 14, with a blowout 19-5 victory in five innings. Rosalie Neville picked up the win from the pitcherâ€™s circle with two strikeouts. Strong defensive play behind her included a throw from Jaelynn Harraden to Lucy Pesta at third to nail a runner, and then Pesta to Meadow Diede to throw out a runner at the plate for a spectacular double play.
Girls' Lax Wins Third Straight

6 days ago | capenews.net | Rich Maclone

The Falmouth High girls’ lacrosse team knocked off their rivals from Barnstable on Monday afternoon, April 14, in a 12-10 victory over the Lady Red Hawks. FHS grabbed the lead for good in the second half as they won their third straight game. The team improved to 3-2 overall on the year. The Clippers played last night, April 17, against Nauset High in a game that finished after press time for the Enterprise. They’ll next be in action on Thursday, April 24, at the Patriot Cup tournament.
Boys' Tennis Splits A Pair

6 days ago | capenews.net | Rich Maclone

The Bourne High School boys’ tennis team came up short against a very good Monomoy team on Monday, April 14, losing 5-0. The closest matches of the day were in doubles. The Sharks’ No. 1 team of Tom Hereford and Blake Noonan edged Mike Dankert and Nathan Reynolds in a close one, 6-4, 6-3. The day’s most competitive match was at second doubles, with the MHS team of Nick Hadden and Pat McMahon edging James Kirby and Jon Santucci, 7-5, 6-4. In singles, the Sharks were very good.
Softball Comes Close, But Loses

6 days ago | capenews.net | Rich Maclone

The Mashpee High School softball team had Martha’s Vineyard in a tough spot on Monday, April 14, but the Vineyarders rallied late in the game to pull away for a 14-6 victory over the Falcons. Mashpee fell to 0-5 on the season with the loss. The Vineyarders led by an 8-1 score heading to the bottom of the third, but Mashpee made things interesting. The Lady Falcons got one back in the bottom of the third, when Michelle Gonsalves scored on a passed ball.
Sandwich Cares Offers Presentation on WE CAN

6 days ago | capenews.net | Taylor Fruzzetti

Sandwich Cares highlighted the work of WE CAN, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering and supporting women during a meeting on Tuesday, April 15. WE CAN’s mission is to “empower and support Cape Cod women to build pathways to stability and self-sufficiency,” said outreach and volunteer manager Sunny Fellman. Sandwich Cares chairwoman Lana Atamian said that she invited Ms. Fellman to speak because WE CAN offers a variety of services that are beneficial for women in recovery from substance abuse.