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Navajo County’s Major Internet Expansion is Expected to Begin.

locations like Show Low, Pinetop, the White Mountain Apache Reservation, and others will be getting hooked up to broadband. Additionally, it might serve as a crucial link to connect the Hopi and Navajo reservations, Gila and Apache counties, and other areas of the region that need redundancy.

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