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Moved the following to this talk page -- the Z Communications staff is not cited, nor is their notability as a staff substantiated. Also, it is my belief that a notable residents list in a principal U.S. scientific and recreational community ought to have more than one member before it is added to the WP page of a location. Consider the many, many notable scientists, Nobel laureates, and people of historical/New England interest who have resided in the village. FEastman ( talk) 19:04, 24 April 2011 (UTC) reply

Notable current and former residents of Woods Hole include:

• Sheldon Segal (1926–2009), contraceptive developer. ^[1]
• Z Communications staff.