This is an archive photo of the house built at 108 Montjoy St., Falmouth, by former slave Charity Southgate after she bought the lot 1845. She also built several other houses within the block, known as Happy Hollow, for her children and grandchildren. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983, but was demolished after the flood of 1997.

Miranda Geers of the Falmouth area smiles while undergoing a chemotherapy treatment. Geers was 41 — more than 20 years younger than normal — when diagnosed with ovarian cancer Feb. 13, 2021.

Capes swirl at Broken Arrow Farm as the superheroes dance. Photos courtesy of Abram Crozier

The historic brick building at Second and Maple streets in Falmouth received heavy damages in a Jan. 27 fire was the city's first jail in the early 1800s. It was boarded up over the weekend. Harold Macallister, who was buying the house from his brother Gary, who lived there, said he didn’t know if the building could be saved. Photo by Burton Cole.

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