Denver Post, September 27, 2006
By Andy Vuong

Ten west-metro communities stretching from Lakewood to Boulder are working together to create one of the largest regional Wi-Fi networks in the country.

The so-called Colorado Wireless Communities network would be privately funded and operated and would blanket each of the 10 cities, an area that covers about 220 square miles and more than 600,000 people.

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