Elizabeth Saito is a journalist for Falmouth Publishing, Inc., focusing on local news in Falmouth, Massachusetts. With a keen eye for capturing moments through photography and a dedication to covering community stories, Elizabeth keeps readers informed about the events, issues, and people that shape the town.
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Elizabeth Saito's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, community development, and housing in Falmouth, Massachusetts. She often covers government announcements related to zoning, affordable housing, and public services.
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By: Elizabeth Saito, Elizabeth Saito/Enterprise
Saxon and the town’s lawyers went head-to-head last Thursday evening, April 4, during a zoning board hearing focused on wastewater impacts of the company’s proposed 300-unit apartment complex off Sandwich
By: Gene M. Marchand, Elizabeth Saito
Saxon Partners, the company seeking to develop 13 acres of woodland off Sandwich Road in East Falmouth into a 300-unit apartment complex, has declined the town’s request to conduct a
Tensions ran high at last week's Falmouth Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, at which the town's lawyer further pressed Saxon Partners to allow a wildlife study on the 13 acres
Saxon Partner’s engineer said this week that he misspoke during his presentation to the zoning board last week, when he stated the company has not
By: Elizabeth Saito, Noelle Annonen
An effort is underway to bring a regional composting facility to Joint Base Cape Cod.
By: Elizabeth Saito, Gene M. Marchand
Emily R. Curcio, 25, felt pleased when she accepted a research assistant position at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole in May 2022, and found a year-round rental in
By: Courtesy Candy Thomson, Sara Jane Gould/Enterprise, Rich Maclone/Enterprise, Elizabeth Saito, Paul Joyce/Enterprise, Gene M. Marchand/Enterprise, Taylor Fruzzetti/Enterprise, Lauren Surbey/Enterprise, Courtesy Laura Kelley, Madison Schofield/Enterprise, Trinity Poon/Enterprise, Jen Riley
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By: Tim Lydon, Elizabeth Saito, Gene M. Marchand/Enterprise, Madison Schofield/Enterprise, Sara Jane Gould/Enterprise, Taylor Fruzzetti, Rich Maclone, Maureen Wiklund, Paul Joyce/Enterprise, Lauren Surbey/Enterprise, Kelly Broder/Enterprise, Gene Marchand, Bronwen Walsh/Enterprise
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By: Lisa Jo Rudy/Enterprise, Rich Maclone/Enterprise, Elizabeth Saito, Candi Yates, Taylor Fruzzetti, David Sampson, Courtesy Mark Dennen, Bronwen Walsh, Lauren Surbey/Enterprise, Patricia Treveloni, Kelly Broder, Gene M. Marchand, Michael J. Rausch/Enterprise
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By: Elizabeth Saito, Gene Marchand, Devin Ankeney, Rich Maclone, Sara Jane Gould, Gene M. Marchand
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