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dsc

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7. actually under work at home

Reply to roamer65 (Reply #5)

Mon May 17, 2021, 02:34 PM

May 2021

many might well move back. Now, I am more of a culture person, live plays, etc but some people like outdoors, clean air, camping and the like. It is also considerably cheaper to live in rural areas than large cities. I live in a small city about an hour from the largest county in my state. So I can go to a live play, etc when I am in the mood but still don't have to pay a mint.

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There is No Rural Revival Without Broadband [View all] applegrove May 2021 OP

Perfect. BannonsLiver May 2021 #1

This is why the GOP wants only a skinny infrastructure plan. They don't applegrove May 2021 #2

The also don't want them to be exposed to a national and international community of ideas. Irish_Dem May 2021 #4

You said it. marble falls May 2021 #3

They still won't move back. roamer65 May 2021 #5

actually under work at home dsc May 2021 #7

U will see more retirees move there. roamer65 May 2021 #8

Property may be less expensive, Chainfire May 2021 #10

yes that is quite true dsc May 2021 #11

But there one thing that does save money. roamer65 May 2021 #13

They've done studies and diversity in rural cities would keep some kids at home. applegrove May 2021 #12

There is an entire movement xmas74 May 2021 #14

K&R...for truth...nt Wounded Bear May 2021 #6

I have to deal with DSL on a rural system that is in poor shape. Chainfire May 2021 #9

Maybe Rural Folk should talk to their Qongressional Reps about getting on board maxsolomon May 2021 #15