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:: Thursday, September 9th, 2010Entering Falmouth
Main Street musings as we watch the watchersFeaturing the watercolor paintings of gallery owner Eileen A. Smith, and the handmade creations of fine American craft artisans. (Brewster)
At S Clark we provide our customers with competitive prices, flexible delivery and pickup schedules, and long rental periods. It’s everything you need when renting a dumpster and nothing you don’t. It's as simple as that. (Hyannis)
Falmouth results
Falmouth Votes!
With a strong performance from the Democrat topping the ticket,
Falmouth voters spoke with a single voice, supporting the party
straight through the ballot. Nearly 80% voted. Here are the
unofficial Falmouth Results:
President
OBAMA - 11,693 (59.8%)
MCCAIN - 7,492 (38.3%)
U.S. Senator
KERRY - 11,502 (59.9%)
BEATTY - 7,212 (37.6%)
U.S. Representative
DELAHUNT - 14,750 (98.1%)
Governor's Council
FIOLA - 12,881 (98.8%)
MA Senator
MURRAY - 14,103 (98.6%)
State Rep. - Barnstable, Dukes & Nantucket District
LARKOSH - 3,075 (39.1%)
FREITAG - 2,645 (33.6%)
MADDEN - 1,512 (19.2%)
FERREIRA - 625 (7.9%)
State Rep. 3rd Barnstable District
PATRICK - 6,062 (60.6%)
MURPHY - 3,906 (39.1%)
Register of Probate
TURKINGTON - 11,201 (60.7%)
WELSH PERRINO - 6,596 (35.7%)
FEENEY - 634 (3.4%)
County Commissioner
FLYNN - 11,935 (45.6 %)
LYONS - 5,679 (21.7%)
BARROS - 4,461 (17.05%)
CROWELL - 4,064 (15.5%)
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Troy B.G. Clarkson, a local government professional, grew up in Falmouth and has been deeply involved with the Falmouth community since 1993, when he was first elected to the Board of Selectmen at age 24 and served four terms in Falmouth's corner office, making his mark as a fiscal conservative and outspoken advocate for the integrity of our New England form of government. He writes about the goings on in the Cape's second largest town and offers the perspective of one of the town's longest serving Selectmen.
His formal education in political science at Boston College pales in comparison to his practical learning in the rooms of Town Hall, the stores of Main Street, and the far-reaching vines of local political networks. His column appears in the Falmouth Bulletin weekly.
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