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Broadband Committee selects bid winner for fiber optic backbone

Broadband Committee selects bid winner for fiber optic backbone
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Broadband Committee selects bid winner for fiber optic backbo

Broadband Committee selects bid winner for fiber optic backbo
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Grace Kelly yearned for privacy, alone time with husband Prince Rainier III after she became a royal: author

Grace Kelly s son Prince Albert says he s always felt a sense of responsibility to protect the late star. The prince of Monaco also detailed how the Princess Grace Foundation-USA is working to help aspiring artists today in honor of the former Hitchcock muse. The Alfred Hitchcock blonde and Oscar winner became royalty in 1956 at age 26 – forever ending her film career. And while many believed the star had embarked on a new life of greater glitz and glamour, Jay Jorgensen said Kelly experienced loneliness behind palace doors. The author previously wrote a visual biography of the ‘50s screen icon titled Grace Kelly: Hollywood Dream Girl, which features over 400 photographs.

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A Fiber Network Spurs a New Northern New Hampshire Tech Corridor

A Fiber Network Spurs a New Northern New Hampshire Tech Corridor Share Broadband Communities Planning, perseverance and strategic alliances pay off for the rural community of Bristol, NH, as it overcomes obstacles to bring better broadband and better jobs to residents. Nicholas Coates, Bristol town administrator Bristol, New Hampshire, is either underserved or unserved with broadband according to the FCC definition, but it is eager to provide affordable, high-speed broadband to its residents and businesses. The rural town has some internet options, but they’re largely low-speed services from the area incumbent telco and cable operator that can’t support demanding applications.

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Committed New Hampshire Town Brings High-Speed Internet to Rural Community Following Years of Planning and Development

(PRNewsfoto/eX² Technology LLC) BRISTOL, N.H., Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Town of Bristol, a New Hampshire town of 3,300 permanent residents, is deploying the smart infrastructure necessary to bring high-speed broadband services to its previously underserved rural community. The initiative, Bristol Broadband Now, is a long-term effort by the Town s Economic Development Committee to build a fiber to the premise (FTTP) network that will provide symmetrical fiber optic internet to residences throughout Bristol as well as connect businesses, municipal buildings and educational facilities in Bristol and Plymouth, N.H. Bristol Broadband Now is being made possible in part through two separately funded projects. The first project, supported by a $1.52 million Connecting New Hampshire Emergency Broadband Expansion grant funded by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, is a 24-mile fiber route that passes nearly 400 Bristol residences and connects to the Net

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