Bismarck Tribune by Christopher BjorkeApril 4, 2010The U.S. Department of Agriculture in March announced $150 million in grants for 12 projects extending access to rural broadband Internet - including four that affect North Dakota users. Overall, such projects have received $1.05 billion in public and private funding.Read Full Article
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