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Town representatives and advocates from more than 10 rural towns say the federal funds are critical for residents to access education, telehealth and work opportunities online.
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New maps will provide a street-level look at which homes and businesses still lack service.
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Candidatos Republicanos debaten en televisión previo a las primarias. Gobernador Sununu comparte respaldo a Chuck Morse para el senado nacional. Surge discusión en debate entre candidatos Republicanos para primer distrito del congreso, en el New England College.
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A program to spend $50 million to build broadband infrastructure is up for a vote before the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee on Friday.
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The Co-op’s board of directors approved a measure this week to build out fiber internet in the more rural parts of Grafton County, reaching about 16,500 of its members.
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Millions of federal dollars are being disbursed throughout the Granite State to expand access to broadband as the pandemic laid bare the need for internet access in rural areas.
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Grafton County wants to bring faster broadband to all of its towns by proposing a 350-mile fiber internet network that would connect to town centers.
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The Co-op wants to provide access to high-speed internet service for the 85,000 homes and businesses it serves across New Hampshire
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Earlier this summer, the state of New Hampshire allocated about $14 million dollars in federal CARES Act funding to projects that would provide high speed…