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Mainers approve $120 million in bonds for broadband and transportation

Mainers approve $120 million in bonds for broadband and transportation

In Maine, a pair of bond proposals aimed at transportation improvement projects were approved to address revenue issues created due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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https://www.pressherald.com/2020/07/14/mainers-approve-120-million-in-bonds-for-broadband-and-transportation/

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