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Moniteau, Slippery Rock schools react to broadband internet grant - Vimarsana News

Moniteau, Slippery Rock schools react to broadband internet grant

About 25% to 30% of students in the Moniteau School District lack the necessary internet connectivity to participate in a flexible instruction day, according to Dassa McKinney Elementary School princi...

Companies net $64 million for Cambria, Somerset broadband internet upgrades - Vimarsana News

Companies net $64 million for Cambria, Somerset broadband internet upgrades

A historic investment in broadband internet service across Pennsylvania will bring as much as $64 million for upgrades to Cambria and Somerset counties, state and federal officials said Thursday.

Funds approved for high-speed internet in area counties - Vimarsana News

Funds approved for high-speed internet in area counties

The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority announced Thursday that $204 million would be distributed to provide affordable and reliable high-speed internet across parts of the Commonwealth.

State awards funding for Crawford County broadband project - Vimarsana News

State awards funding for Crawford County broadband project

A more than $1.8 million project with both state and private investment project will help to expand broadband internet service in a portion of northern Crawford County.

Pa.'s broadband authority reverses position on key state law before new federal funding arrives - Vimarsana News

Pa.'s broadband authority reverses position on key state law before new federal funding arrives

The Broadband Development Authority initially said it would waive a key section of the 2004 law that restricts publicly owned broadband networks. The agency reversed course after public comments.

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