Cellular disconnect

Congress tried to help. But major wireless carriers still find themselves snared in legal fights with towns over erecting towers to plug 'dead spots' in service.

By Peter J. Howe

Globe Staff / January 25, 2004

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CONCORD -- For years, it was known as one of the most excruciating wireless valleys of death. (Full Article: 1122 Words)

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