Surf Internet expands footprint
Surf Internet celebrated the doubling of its footprint with the completion of infrastructure to provide internet service to 200,000 customers across the Great Lakes region.
Infrastructure
Surf Internet receives broadband expansion grant
Surf Internet was awarded $1,176,000 in funding through the Indiana Connectivity Program to expand broadband access to rural, underserved areas in the Region.
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Comcast expands network in Michiana
Comcast is expanding its high-speed internet network in La Porte and Porter counties, following the company’s nearly $600 million network investment in Indiana over the last three years.
City of Elkhart awarded $19M grant
The City of Elkhart received funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Railroad Crossing Elimination Program to support the Hively Avenue Overpass project.
DLZ announces airport project open house
DLZ announced a second public open house to be held Jan. 28 in South Bend for the South Shore Line’s South Bend Airport Realignment project update.
Trail connecting South Bend to Notre Dame opens
The new LINK trail, providing a pathway for pedestrians and cyclists from University of Notre Dame to the heart of Downtown South Bend, opened Nov. 7.
Surf Internet named Top 100 Fiber Provider
Surf Internet, a fiber-optic internet provider in Midwest communities, was recognized as a Top 100 Fiber-To-The-Home Provider by Broadband Communities
Elkhart cuts ribbon on Benham path
The city of Elkhart recently celebrated the completion of the new Benham pathway that creates safer crossings and connections been neighborhoods.
Surf Internet expands fiber-optic internet in South Bend
Surf Internet is expanding its fiber-optic internet services in South Bend, with 2,700 more homes to have access to fiber-optic services by fall.
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More locations in Elkhart, La Porte and Newton counties will get access to broadband service
About 1,500 rural Indiana locations in Elkhart, La Porte and Newton counties will soon have access to broadband internet service.