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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The lawsuit filed by Bourne resident and former state Senate hopeful Kari D. MacRae against the town clerks and registrars of voters in
The Woods Hole Community Association yesterday, Thursday, January 16 closed on the purchase of the historic Captain Davis House in Woods Hole from Boston-based public media company GBH.
Paula and I love books. She reads two or three new books every month and I have an extensive library of reference books, with a few classic works of fiction by my favorite authors.
By: Jamie Perkins, Gene M. Marchand
The Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical High School has been accepted into the Massachusetts School Building Authority’s (MSBA) eligibility period. The school hopes to receive partial funding for a new
By: Aimee Rothman
A recent report shows moderate usage among residents at the Sandwich Public Library.
By: Devin Ankeney, Gene M. Marchand
The Massachusetts Public Library Construction Program has awarded the town $100,000 to start planning and design work on a new East Falmouth Library building.
By: Jamie Perkins, Gene M. Marchand
The Jonathan Bourne Public Library will host its first public engagement meeting for the library feasibility study on Monday, January 27, at 5 PM. According to the town website, the
By: Gene M. Marchand, Aimee Rothman
The Sandwich Library Public Library is calling all writers to an eight-week Winter Writing workshop series, beginning next week.
Wednesday, January 22, is the final day for the public to submit questions and comments about proposed changes to state regulations that protect public lands.
Town clerk Michael C. Palmer is no longer retiring this spring. The announcement comes just one week after Mr.
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