This is a partial reconstruction of the Lafayette Pro Fiber blog that John St. Julien ran for many years, chronicling the grassroots fight for and establishment of LUS Fiber in Louisiana. Many of the links have gone bad and images are missing, but most of the ideas are here and we believe well worth preserving. Site archived by the Community Broadband Networks program of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance.
Some of the articles that have disappeared are still available via the WayBack Machine.
The Advertiser issues a heads up on the Naquin-Eastin fiber appeal. Here’s the gist of the story:
The only pending legal action that could halt the proposed Lafayette Utilities System fiber-to-the-home project will be heard Thursday.
The Third Circuit Court of Appeal is expected to hear an appeal filed by Lafayette residents Elizabeth Naquin and Matthew Eastin at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at 1000 Main St. in Lake Charles.
Eyes on the prize folks. This part of the delaying game is near an end.
Some really excellent info, I look forward to the continuation.