STURGEON BAY – Amanda and Joe Brooker moved from the Green Bay area to a farm outside Sturgeon Bay three years ago with the intent that she would run her business from home while he commuted to his job with the Green Bay School District.
Their options for high-speed broadband service, a crucial element of making that plan work, proved to be, in a word, “horrible,” said Amanda Brooker, who owns Long Rifle Soap Co.
Their monthly data allocation with HughesNet, a satellite internet service, would last a week, leaving them with a slow connection for the rest of the month. Watch Netflix and chill? Entirely out of the question.
that s their right to free speech. that s your right to free speech to tell them to stop. people have a right to free speech. the answer is no. all right. here we go. that s the way to start the show. top of the hour, 6:00 on the east coast. good morning. welcome to morning joe. we have msnbc senior politiis, mark halpern and the cohost of need to know, jon meacham. good morning. willie is coming in but he s being mobbed. 49th street is blocked. will he be okay? we drove down 49th street the morning of justin biever sort of like that. screaming kids, great. somebody had a sign that said not since newtonburg. you can find it at a store, good luck. you can t do it, can you?