'Still a lot more to do' as Minnesota lawmakers push for border-to-border broadband
14 Mar 2019
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ST. PAUL — Minnesota broadband development advocates made their case for keeping a program that provides state dollars to match private investments in building out the infrastructure for high-speed internet.
And they asked lawmakers to back a proposal to boost state funding to fill gaps in internet coverage in pockets of rural Minnesota.
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