Falmouth News

An elderly Falmouth woman with Alzheimer's disease, missing since 9 a.m., has been found by a neighbor and appears to be in good health, police said.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Falmouth is offering a new series, "Pathways to Membership," for anyone interested in learning about the congregation.

A Marine whose parents live on Cape Cod is being laid to rest this morning. A funeral Mass for Capt.

Nov. 4--The body of Capt. Eric Jones, one of four Marines killed Oct. 26 in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan, was flown onto Cape Cod early this afternoon for a funeral service and burial later this week.

Collecting bags full of candy is kid stuff, but Halloween also is a favorite holiday for many adults, and there are plenty of events on Cape that are specifically geared toward older revelers.

Funeral services for a fallen Marine whose parents live in town are scheduled for next weekend.

DANTAS, Sergio M., 38, 173 Heritage Circle, East Falmouth; did knowingly permit motor vehicle owned by him to be operated by person driving without authority or a suspended permit, Sept.

DIMOND, Robert, 21, New Bedford; driving with license suspended, Sept. 10 in Bourne, dismissed upon payment of $100 court cost; miscellaneous motor vehicle equipment violation, dismissed.

The Steamship Authority will spend $8.6 million on a 47-acre industrial site in Falmouth to develop a new parking lot off Route 28.

Researchers are using a remotely operated vehicle and satellite-linked data loggers to learn more about turtle behavior in commercial fishing areas and to develop new ways to avoid catching turtles in fishing gear.

On Oct. 19, voters in Mashpee rejected a petitioned article that would have created a restrictive bylaw aimed at pit bulls.

Paul G. Bober of Mashpee, an agent with the Boston General Office of New York Life Insurance Co., has become a Registered Representative of NYLIFE Securities LLC by passing an exam administered by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.

Before three of his theaters would burn to the ground and before he would be accused of arson, fraud and forgery, Ralph Miller had a plan.

Churches across Massachusetts are planning to ring their bells 350 times to bring attention to the threat of global climate change.

Investigators tracked down a suspected burglar yesterday morning who may be linked to recent break-ins in town, the police said.

A winner from last year's pumpkin carving contest at Main Street Gourmet in Orleans.

A woman was rescued from her sport utility vehicle by the Jaws of Life after a two-vehicle crash yesterday afternoon at Gifford Street and Dillingham Avenue, according to witnesses and a fire department official.

Candidates seeking to fill the late Edward M. Kennedy's U.S. Senate seat will visit Cape Cod this weekend chasing votes.

The Falmouth Cranberry Harvest and Farm Festival scheduled for today has been canceled.

It is reported that two individuals were stabbed overnight at 143 Palmer Avenue in Falmouth.