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North Dakota and Montana are sharing $18.5 million in funding that will provide high-speed internet to rural residents.
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North Dakota and Montana are sharing $18.5 million in funding that will provide high-speed internet to rural residents.
(The Center Square) - North Dakota and Montana are sharing $18.5 million in funding that will provide high-speed internet to rural residents, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Thursday.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has doled out $22.6 million to help grocery stores, online food delivery services and farmers markets in “underserved communities” across the country.
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