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UNION, Maine (AP) — Maine schools will receive more than $1.6 million in federal money to help improve internet access for students.

The Federal Communications Commission is sending the money to 23 Maine schools and school districts. It's a round of funding from the Emergency Connectivity Fund, which was created by the American Rescue Plan.