Gene M. Marchand is a journalist based in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. He writes for Falmouth Publishing, Inc., covering local news and community events. Gene's articles often focus on issues related to animal welfare, government policies, and community development.
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Gene M. Marchand's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community development, and government announcements in Falmouth and the Cape Cod region of Massachusetts. His articles often cover topics such as local events, real estate industry updates, and government decisions affecting the community.
Given his focus on local news and community development, Gene may be interested in receiving pitches related to local businesses or organizations making a positive impact within the area. This could include stories about new initiatives for community improvement or human-interest pieces focusing on individuals contributing positively to the community.
Additionally, considering his coverage of government announcements and town capital requests, he may be open to pitches related to municipal projects, infrastructure developments, or policies that directly affect residents of Falmouth and Cape Cod.
As Gene has a focus on specific geographic areas within Massachusetts (Cape Cod), any pitched stories should align with this regional focus.
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By: Michael J. Rausch, Gene M. Marchand
As the summer season comes to a close, one of Bourne’s more popular seasonal attractions will soon be shut down.
By: Lauren Surbey
Mashpee voters turn out for the primaries at the Town Hall. Jim and Celine Wills are checked in by poll worker Sandra Hicks as poll worker Sue Dahling-Sullivan looks on.
By: Michael J. Rausch
A new date has been set for the Bourne Police Department's annual National Night Out. The event has been rescheduled for Wednesday, September 11, from 6 to 8 PM in Buzzards Bay Park.
By: Aimee Rothman, Gene M. Marchand
Each year, August 31 is recognized as International Overdose Awareness Day, the world’s largest campaign to fight stigma and end overdose. It is a day for family, friends and loved
By: Tao Woolfe, Gene M. Marchand
The Association to Preserve Cape Cod, frustrated that the military has refused to hand over public documents pertaining to bids for building a
A Plymouth woman was arrested in Sandwich after her failure to use a turn signal led to the discovery that she had a suspended license.
By: Devin Ankeney, Gene M. Marchand
The Dr. Francis Wicks House, constructed in 1790, is moving forward with its renovation plans to bring climate control to the centuries-old building, add support to the basement and attic
By: Elizabeth Saito, Gene Marchand, Devin Ankeney, Rich Maclone, Sara Jane Gould, Gene M. Marchand
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Tracing its origins back to 19th-century Germany, Oktoberfest began as a five-day festival celebrating the marriage of Bavaria’s crown prince. Over time, Oktoberfest has evolved to include unique cuisine, games,
The Mashpee Fire Department responded to two car accidents in the late afternoon of Friday, September 6.
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