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New Cell Tower Rises in Springs but Won't Bring Better Signals for Months

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The new cell tower at Camp Blue Bay in Springs was erected last week. The 180-foot tower will hold both the emergency communications equipment for local police and fire departments as well as cellular antennas for the major cellular service providers. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The new cell tower at Camp Blue Bay in Springs was erected last week. The 180-foot tower will hold both the emergency communications equipment for local police and fire departments as well as cellular antennas for the major cellular service providers. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The new cell tower at Camp Blue Bay in Springs was erected last week. The 180-foot tower will hold both the emergency communications equipment for local police and fire departments as well as cellular antennas for the major cellular service providers. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The new cell tower at Camp Blue Bay in Springs was erected last week. The 180-foot tower will hold both the emergency communications equipment for local police and fire departments as well as cellular antennas for the major cellular service providers. MICHAEL WRIGHT

authorMichael Wright on Jul 5, 2023
Don’t bother trying to call someone in Springs to tell them, but crews working for American Tower last week erected the long-awaited new 180-foot-tall cell tower at Camp Blue Bay... more

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