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10/21/2026

jesse4430
2 hours ago
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N. WISCONSIN - Verizon owned Frontier wants to end copper-based phone services in Northern Wisconsin on November 16th. The move still needs approval by the Federal Communications Commission.  This could leave many residents in rural parts of Northern Wisconsin without phone or internet services.  The end of the wire service is because Verizon says they are retiring 136 wire centers across Wisconsin.  This would leave those affected with only Wireless or Satellite options.   

 
 
 

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