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Telstar High School / SAD 44: Maine Connectivity Authority (MCA) meets with key stakeholders to gain insights about how expanded broadband in the region has advanced access to the internet for students, businesses, and rural residents. Andrew Butcher, MCA President, Mia Purcell, Manager of Economic Development, Community Concepts (Regional & Wabanaki Broadband Partner), Mike Wilson, Senior Program Director, Northern Forest Center (Regional & Wabanaki Broadband Partner), Julie Hart, Director, SAD44 Adult Education, Kelsey Arcgia, Bethel Library Director, Bethel Library
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