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Jay Lloyd Sedwick, 88, cable pioneer and chairman of the Armstrong Group, died January 1 in hospice care at Newhaven Court at Clearview, a senior living community in Butler, Pennsylvania.

(The Center Square) – At the end of 2022, Pennsylvania released its plan to bring “robust high-speed broadband infrastructure” to unserved and overlooked parts of the commonwealth.

HARRISBURG — At the end of 2022, Pennsylvania released its plan to bring “robust high-speed broadband infrastructure” to unserved and overlooked parts of the commonwealth.

(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s regulatory state is causing headaches, from long wait times to approve major projects to driving up costs that undermine the goals of federal programs.

(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s regulatory state is causing headaches, from long wait times to approve major projects to driving up costs that undermine the goals of federal programs.

(The Center Square) — Gov. Josh Shapiro touted federal money for broadband expansion in western Pennsylvania on Friday, arguing for bipartisanship and efficient governance.

In a world increasingly driven by digital connectivity, access to the internet is no longer a luxury — it is a fundamental necessity that allows Pennsylvanians to communicate, learn, work,

Along the New York state border in rural Potter County — the commonwealth’s fifth-least populated county — it can take upwards of an hour to drive to the

In response to the concerns, Board Chairman Uri Monson, asked DCED staff to take down the questions asked about the Capital Project Fund and the application process and provide answers

Fired workers and frustrated employers are facing off in court battles over vague safeguards for marijuana patients, asking for a legislative fix.