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HarborLink Network News & Events
November 27, 2006
HarborLink
Network Partners with
Centerville Ohio to Offer
High Speed Wireless Internet
Centerville,
OH
-HarborLink Network, the
free high speed wireless
internet company announced
today the extension of their
municipal network to the
City of Centerville, OH.
Centerville City Officials
have agreed to a contract
which would provide the high
traffic areas of the city
with HarborLink’s service.
Initially, the network will
be available in and around
the intersections of
Franklin St. and Main St.,
Spring Valley Rd. and Main
St., and near Centerville
High School along Franklin
St.
The City of Centerville now
joins other Ohio
municipalities including
Dayton, Vandalia,
Worthington, and Grove City
as well as Bellevue,
Washington as HarborLink’s
elite metro zones. Rick
Tangeman, HarborLink’s
President, is optimistic
about the growth of the
greater Dayton region’s
network. “We are pleased
with the addition of
Centerville to our
ever-growing network of
municipal wireless systems
in the Miami Valley.”,
Tangeman said. “This is the
first south Dayton suburb to
come on board; extending our
vision of a technology
corridor in this region.”
HarborLink Network currently
owns and operates over 325
locations in 34 states and
is continuing to expand. In
addition to their single
site venues, most notably
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill &
Bar restaurants, HarborLink
has continued to grow their
Municipal network presence,
and added venues that
include public libraries,
college campuses, and public
mass transit. HarborLink
Network, Ltd., formerly a
division of The R.B.
Tangeman Co., Inc., was
founded in 1999.
HarborLink’s network, as it
exists today, began rollout
in 2002 and has been praised
as a leader in the
development of free,
advertising-based Wi-Fi hot
spots. For more information,
visit
www.harborlink.net.
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