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Fiber Broadband Expands to Eastern North Dakota

/PRNewswire/ -- Rural broadband providers broke ground today on a series of multimillion dollar projects that will deliver leading-edge fiber broadband...

/PRNewswire/ -- Rural broadband providers broke ground today on a series of multimillion dollar projects that will deliver leading-edge fiber broadband...

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

Rural broadband providers have broken ground on a series of multimillion dollar projects that will deliver leading-edge fiber broadband technology to rural communities across Eastern North Dakota.

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

On Feb. 11, 2016, Moszer died from a single gunshot wound sustained in an hours-long standoff with a man who later killed himself. Jason Moszer, 33, a six year Fargo Police Department veteran, died in the line of duty on Feb. 11, 2016. The event would shatter families, bring an outpouring of support, prompt changes in protective gear for officers and leave an indelible scar on the community. Moszer, 33, who had six years on the force, was so much more than a police officer, Erdmann said. He was...