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Victory Town Clerk Tracey Martel, left, helps town resident Will Staats buy dog licenses in Victory, Vt., Thursday, March 31, 2022. Martel says she's regularly frustrated watching a spinning circle on her computer while she tries to complete even the most basic municipal chores online. It could be years before high-speed internet reaches Victory. The need to connect homes and businesses to high-speed broadband services was highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic and officials say that while there is lots of money available, supply and labor shortages are making the expansion a challenge. (AP Photo/Wilson Ring)
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