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The Sault City Commission recently heard plans from Cherry Capital Communications to expand high-speed internet access by installing new fiber optic lines from Sault Ste. Marie to St. Ignace.
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Central Michigan University's Telehealth Broadband Pilot Program has recently expanded its outreach to other rural counties throughout the state.
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The Michigan High-Speed Internet office has begun presenting plans to expand internet access across the state after an influx of federal funding.
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Michigan office travels the state to get input on internet needs
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Michigan starts initiative, ACP can save people money on internet costs
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Three years ago, Presque Isle Electric & Gas began developing a new division of the company to bring high-speed internet to the region.
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Mid-Michigan residents expressed how a lack of access to reliable, affordable high-speed internet has impacted their lives. The visit was part of the High-Speed Internet Office's statewide listening tour.
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The US Treasury Department is sending Michigan more than 250 million dollars to fund high-speed internet infrastructure projects. Officials say the pandemic underlined the vital need for reliable access to the internet.The grant affects almost 68,000 households in Michigan. States competed for the funding from the American Rescue Plan to create projects that could help people cope during the pandemic.
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Federal officials said on Thursday that the newly approved funds from the American Rescue Plan will bring affordable, high-speed internet to nearly 68,000 homes in Michigan.
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Parts of eastern Chippewa County, including Detour and Drummond Island, will likely not gain internet access or working landlines for another 24-36 hours.