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In a meeting on Tuesday night, the Cortez City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to authorize a lease of the city’s fiber optic communications network to Vero Broadband, LLC. And a new bill at the State Capitol would make it easier for local governments to turn existing properties into affordable housing.
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Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters has been arrested. And the Navajo Nation Council accepted funding for the first large-scale fiber-optic communications network for the tribe.
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The U.S. Department of the Interior is considering emergency cutbacks to water supplies for Arizona, California, and Nevada. And the Colorado Health Foundation has awarded a grant to the Ute Mountain Ute tribe to provide high-speed internet to tribal members.
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Ballots are arriving this week at the homes of Cortez residents. The question being posed to voters is whether to approve an exemption from Colorado state…
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Cortez voters may be asked to approve a ballot measure this spring to allow the city to provide high-speed internet, telecommunications or cable TV…
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The Cortez City Council moved forward Tuesday night with an effort to extend broadband services to the intersection of Highway 491 and Road G.A woman who…
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In the tiny mountain town of Ophir in southwest Colorado, residents riding out the coronavirus pandemic at home are sending another round of thank you...
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A new blazing fast internet connection in Paonia is making it easier for Americans who live far from Colorado to order cowboy hats that make them look...
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It takes a lot of grit, and good pair of ski goggles, to live in Ophir, Colorado. Winds can reach 70 miles per hour during the winter in this old mining...
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Editor's note: This story is the first of a three-part series looking at the state of Colorado's efforts to get rural households connected to high-speed...