Colorado connection

Feb. 1, 1995

Colorado connection

Intelcom Group Inc., Denver, is constructing a 79-mile fiber-optic digital network that connects Boulder, Louisville and Longmont to Denver. Upon completion of this multimillion dollar project, ICG will serve 31 markets nationwide.

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