But operator Maine Fiber denies a lack of system connections is limiting access to high-speed Internet, and that it broke federal funding rules on the project.

They say one way to boost high-speed Internet service is for more residents to let go of tradition and accept its many benefits.

Despite efforts, speeds are less than the U.S. average and access is limited – problems a group is about to tackle.

Yale Cordage entices bull sharks to test the bite resistance of rope for a tsunami warning system.