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Move Over | Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association
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The Tennessee Department of Safety reports that each year, more than 100 highway and street construction workers die because of vehicle crashes or equipment accidents on the job. Another 20,000 are injured in those incidents.Opportunity isn’t found. It’s made. Electric co-ops support the creators, innovators, makers, dreamers and everyday Tennesseans who are redefining success. #cooportunity
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Great news for rural and suburban Tennessee! Five electric co-ops will receive more than $6.2 million in grants to expand broadband access to areas that need it most. #cooportunity www.tnelectric.org/2019/03/19/tennessee-co-ops-receive-6-2-million-in-state-grants-for-broadband/
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NASHVILLE – Gov. Bill Lee announced Monday that five electric co-ops in Tennessee will receive more than $6.2 million in broadband accessibility grants. El
I’ll die of old age before it gets to us. Just like the piped water they have promised us for years. People’s wells and springs either dry up or get contaminated.
Not Maury?? There are many rural areas here in Maury that don't have access to any internet!!
Where does the $6.2 million for the grants come from?
Would love to see this happen in CEMC (Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation) District! Come on CEMC bring on the FIBER!
Mountain Electric Cooperative, is NOT one of them.
Eric Taylor
Man, that sucks that Fayetteville Public Utilities isn’t apart of that. Fayetteville could use the technology expansion.
