Nevada takes back $52 million for rural broadband amid fears of missed spending deadline
Headline from WTOP Washington DC
Nevada has pulled $52 million in pandemic relief funds aimed at improving broadband access in rural areas as a federal deadline looms, a blow to efforts to install high-speed internet statewide. There are about three months left until the state must spend its $2.
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Nevada has pulled $52 million in pandemic relief funds aimed at improving broadband access in rural areas as a federal deadline looms, a blow to efforts to install high-speed internet statewide. There are about three months left until the state must spend its $2.
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