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In 2015 these 24 towns, all lacking highspeed Internet access, passed borrowing authorizations to... more In 2015 these 24 towns, all lacking highspeed Internet access, passed borrowing authorizations totaling $38 million to build fiber connections to homes and businesses. They are members of a cooperative called Wired-West. If all the towns went forward to collectively operate a regional network and provide services, they'd capture economies of scale and retain revenue locally.

In 2015 these 24 towns, all lacking highspeed Internet access, passed borrowing authorizations to... more In 2015 these 24 towns, all lacking highspeed Internet access, passed borrowing authorizations totaling $38 million to build fiber connections to homes and businesses. They are members of a cooperative called Wired-West. If all the towns went forward to collectively operate a regional network and provide services, they'd capture economies of scale and retain revenue locally.

In 2015 these 24 towns, all lacking highspeed Internet access, passed borrowing authorizations to... more In 2015 these 24 towns, all lacking highspeed Internet access, passed borrowing authorizations totaling $38 million to build fiber connections to homes and businesses. They are members of a cooperative called Wired-West. If all the towns went forward to collectively operate a regional network and provide services, they'd capture economies of scale and retain revenue locally.

In 2015 these 24 towns, all lacking highspeed Internet access, passed borrowing authorizations to... more In 2015 these 24 towns, all lacking highspeed Internet access, passed borrowing authorizations totaling $38 million to build fiber connections to homes and businesses. They are members of a cooperative called Wired-West. If all the towns went forward to collectively operate a regional network and provide services, they'd capture economies of scale and retain revenue locally.