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11/09/2026

jesse4430
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N. WISCONSIN - Projects in Iron, Price, and Vilas counties are among 46 statewide projects awarded funding to expand high-speed internet access.

 The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved nearly 58 million dollars in grants, expected to improve service at more than 18,000 locations. The funding targets unserved areas not covered by federal broadband programs, including communities without internet speeds of at least 100 megabits per second. State officials estimate at least 30,000 Wisconsin locations remain unserved.

 
 
 

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