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Rural residents' frustrating search for high-speed Internet access
From the June, 2017 issue
When Nikki Sunstrum and her husband purchased their home in Dexter Township in January 2014, she didn't ask whether it had high-speed Internet access. "It never really crossed our mind, living twenty minutes outside of Ann Arbor, that we wouldn't have something as simplistic as Internet accessibility," she says. But when she phoned local cable providers, she
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