Petoskey News-Review, January 17, 2008
By Ryan Bentley

In parts of Northern Michigan, few options exist for traveling the "Information Superhighway" at more than a relative crawl.

And as some see it, the limited availability of high-speed Internet access in the region's more rural areas can cramp the quality of life and hinder economic development.

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