Author Archives: Scott Simenas

Information for Members of GuidanceForCapeCodAndIslands: Updated as of May 18, 2020 – Effective through the end of Phase 1 of Governor Baker’s Phased Plan to Reopen Massachusetts.

Philip Gessen, Falmouth High School Class of 2020, was selected as the awardee for the Falmouth Democratic Town Committee Thelma Goldstein Scholarship.  Philip’s brother, Daniel, recruited him for door-to-door canvassing in the 2018 elections.  Philip was also volunteer/organizer for the … Continue reading →

Information resources about COVID-19. CDC Info WHO Info WHO FAQ Mass.gov Info Mass.gov FAQ State House News Service Corona Virus Tracker Unemployment Assistance Employees impacted by COVID-19 are encouraged to collect unemployment if their workplace is shut down. Click here to … Continue reading →

Confused about the upcoming elections? You’re not alone. Here’s a quick rundown of the election dates in 2020. May 19: Town elections for selectmen, elected boards, town meeting members, and overrides May 19: In response to the spread of coronavirus, … Continue reading →

Susan Moran (D-Falmouth) won the Democratic Party Nomination for the open Plymouth & Barnstable District senate seat. Special election to fill seat will be on March 31st. The Plymouth & Barnstable District includes towns of Bourne, Falmouth, and Sandwich in … Continue reading →

The Falmouth Democratic Town Committee (FDTC) expresses our shock and sadness at the recent anti-Semitic hate crime directed at the Falmouth Jewish Congregation. We condemn this abhorrent crime against the Congregation and, by extension, the entire Falmouth Community. The FDTC … Continue reading →

Welcome to the Falmouth Democratic Town Committee (FDTC) Website. To learn more about the FDTC, we encourage you to attend one of our meetings which are held on the third Wednesday of each month at the Gus Canty Recreational Center … Continue reading →

The Falmouth Democratic Town Committee (FDTC) hosted “Affordable Housing on Cape” discussion on Wednesday April 15 at the Gus Canty Community Center, 790 Main Street Falmouth. The speakers were Ann Van Vleck, CCYP Executive Director, and Christine Duren, Homebuilders and … Continue reading →

Andrew Gordon, Transportation for Massachusetts, spoke at the Falmouth Democratic Town Committee (FDTC) meeting on Wednesday February 18. Transportation for Massachusetts is coalition of Bay State organizations advocating for convenient, efficient, reliable, safe, and affordable transportation, for everyone in Massachusetts. … Continue reading →

The Falmouth Democratic Town Committee (FDTC) hosted “A Community Dialogue on Race” on Wednesday January 21 from 7PM to 9PM at the Gus Canty Community Center, 790 Main Street Falmouth. The speakers were Dr. Reverend Kristen Harper, Minister Unitarian Church … Continue reading →