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Published June 11, 2021 at 1:38 PM EDT Listen • 49:25 / This week: A week after a cyber attack, the Steamship Authority has lashed together some provisional fixes; and a sexual assault is reported on a ferry. Barnstable will be looking for a new School Superintendent. And the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce gets drawn into the machine gun range controversy. We have those stories and more, as CAI News Director Steve Junker speaks with some of the region’s leading journalists. This week's guests include CAI's Jennette Barnes and Sam Houghton; Brian Dowd of the Mart...

This week: A week after a cyber attack, the Steamship Authority has lashed together some provisional fixes; and a sexual assault is reported on a ferry. Barnstable will be looking for a new School Superintendent. And the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce gets drawn into the machine gun range controversy.

A water well in Chatham was recently shut down. 

This week: Another pandemic milestone as the COVID testing site at the Cape Cod Fairgrounds is shutting down. Memorial Day weekend is here – so are we wearing masks, or not? And you may be required to show proof of vaccination. Those stories and more.

By WXTK News Cape Cod’s Independence Day celebration schedule is continuing to take shape.   The Cape Cod Chronicle reports the Town of Chatham has decided to hold its Fourth of July parade and to shoot off fireworks on July 1st.   But on the flip side, the Chronicle reports the Orleans Independence Day parade and fireworks display are both a no-go.   The Enterprise reports the Town of Mashpee has decided it will host a fireworks display, also on Thursday the 1st.  Hong Kongers Countdown To The New Year (Photo by Lam Yik Fei/Getty Images)