WV Broadband Plan Approved, but Defers Support for Libraries, Schools, Workforce Development

WV broadband plan approved, but defers support for libraries, schools, workforce development

West Virginia’s broadband plan had been approved by federal officials, clearing the way to bring high-speed internet access to tens of thousands of residents.

West Virginia’s broadband plan wins federal approval, but defers support for libraries, schools and workforce development

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