Beacon News, March 1, 2007
By David Garbe

Ted Beck, Aurora's chief technology officer, gets about 30 calls a day from residents wondering when free wireless Internet will be available in their neighborhood.

He wishes he could give them better news, but the estimate is usually in terms of months rather than days. A number of factors have slowed the deployment of the network, although it continues to grow.

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