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Teleworking in a parking lot. School on a flash drive. The coronavirus prompts new urgency for rural Internet access.
October 15, 2020 /
“We’re trying to send people to Mars, but we can’t get our own population connected to the network?” said Gregory Goergen, who has sometimes gone with his children to a Sheetz parking lot to get work done online. Every day, he said, he and his wife consider packing up and leaving Powhatan — but they worry that without high-speed Internet access, they won’t be able to sell the house.
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