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Dryden Fiber reports milestone progress, easement challenges and $3.2M reimbursement pending

Dryden Fiber told the board the project has reached more than 30% of required mileage for state reimbursement, has secured roughly 79 easements (about 30% of the total), and expects an initial reimbursement of about $3.2 million after state verification; outreach and easement work remain the pacing items.

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Carinthia launches six million euro internet exchange

Carinthia has launched ALPSiX, a new internet exchange point that connects the Austrian state directly to global fibre-optic networks, ORF reports. The state government described the project as a digital milestone, saying the region's business location should benefit from the six million euro inv…

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Commission recommends blanket prohibition of principal data centers to City Council

Following City Council direction, the Planning Commission voted 8–0 to recommend an amendment defining "data center" and prohibiting principal‑use data centers in all zoning districts while staff and council study longer‑term regulations.

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Spectrum tells Lee Select Board of overnight network upgrade, automatic customer speed boosts

Spectrum officials told the Select Board a network 'evolution upgrade' is tentatively set to start Nov. 23, with overnight construction that will replace nodes and automatically upgrade existing customers to higher symmetrical speeds; some in‑home equipment swaps may be required and will be scheduled at no charge.

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The T5 to Project Eisenhower Hand-off: What Site Reuse Really Costs in Time - COMPUTE FORECAST

Site reuse can shorten infrastructure planning, but Augusta shows why permitting, engagement, and schedule resets still consume time.

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County wins $500,000 parks grant and $190,000 broadband/security award for rec-park phase

Commissioners announced a $500,000 matching grant for the next phase of the recreation-park expansion (amphitheater, restroom, and courts) and a $190,000 Appalachian Regional Commission grant for Wi‑Fi and security cameras at the rec park and fairgrounds; both awards require local matching funds.