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First leg of long-delayed KentuckyWired finally done

By Bill Estep, Lexington Herald-Leader

An ambitious project to build a high-speed internet network across Kentucky has suffered delays, significant cost overruns and even setbacks from squirrels eating the cable, so officials were glad to finally announce a progress milestone last Friday.

The first section of the project to install more than 3,000 miles of fiber-optic cable around the state is done, U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers and Gov. Matt Bevin said at a news conference in Lexington. That section, or ring, covers the so-called Golden Triangle bounded by Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati, with a line south to Somerset.

Read more at kentucky.com.




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