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E-Bike Regulations Roll On

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By Noah Johnson
| Cape Cod News Verified
E-Bikes, along with scooters and other so-called micromobility devices, may soon answer to a new set of rules in Massachusetts. Get stories like this delivered to your inbox every Friday! Click here to sign up! 17 July 2026 – CAPE COD, MA – The Ride Safe Act lies of the verge of becoming law in Massachusetts. It proposes a first-in-the-nation speed-based series of regulations for e-bikes, scooters, mopeds and similar micromobility devices. The bill was filed by MA Gov.
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Introducing 3Things

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By Noah Johnson
| Cape Cod News Verified
Welcome to the pilot of 3Things — New feature from Cape Cod News! Welcome to 3Things Welcome to the pilot of 3Things! First up, Sandwich! A big shout out to Bill Mills for working with us on 3Things Sandwich! This June wrap up is the first of a new series from Cape Cod News, sharing some quick highlights from individual towns. Click on the image to watch the short video. If you want more, check out full interview links below 3Things. What is 3Things at Cape Cod News?
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A Glimpse of Nauset’s Future?

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By Noah Johnson
| Cape Cod News Verified
We view this as kind of the first step in a multi-year, multi-step process. — Peter Lombardi, Brewster Town Manager New study details possible elementary school changes from Brewster to Wellfleet Click on image to watch short video news story. 16 June 2026 – BREWSTER, MA – A recently-completed study assessing facilities, operations and programming within Nauset Public Schools may lead to significant changes for the district’s five elementary schools. What is happening with Nauset Schools?
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