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May 27, 2005
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Municiple Fiber in Burlington, VT
Seven Days, "Vermont's Alternative Webweekly", has a substantial article on Burlington, VT's effort to bring municiple fiber to every home (Working His Connections).
It hardly seems possible, but by the end of 2007, all Burlington residents will be able to pay just one bill each month for their home phone service, broadband Internet connection and cable television channels. And they won't be making the check out to Verizon, or Adelphia -- they'll be paying the City of Burlington, via Burlington Telecom.
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