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With the demands for change. Translation the government should take the opinion of our youth into account. There are conflicting views about social freedom among irans political establishment. At the very top, Supreme Leader ali khamenei. Hes deeply conservative and is appointed for life. Also in the conservative camp, the powerfuljudiciary, but pushing for more reform is the president , hassan rouhani. He is often backed up by sections of the parliament. They have democratic legitimacy, but in ...

For months, the western Loudoun subsidized fiber-optic broadband project has lagged behind its targeted “milestones,” but All Points Broadband has insisted the project would still finish on time.

Those involved in the western Loudoun subsidized fiber-optic broadband project are banking on constructing all 620 miles of fiber-optic cable by July. Fiber construction has not yet begun.

The 8,600 homes and businesses in western Loudoun County eligible for a subsidized fiber-optic broadband project will not have high-speed internet access by July, according to All Points Broadband, the

Big-time athletes make big-time plays, and that was ultimately the deciding factor in Elmont’s 34-28 victory over Long Beach last Saturday in a Nassau Conference II football regular-season …

The projected completion date has been a moving target.

"It is coming. It’s just a matter of when," said supervisor Ed Moren.

The projected completion date has been a moving target.

By PATRICK FORD patrick@southwesttimes.com   All Points Broadband is investing a combined $55 million in state, local and private funding into providing broadband internet access to rural areas of Pulaski County. This marks the largest investment in utilities in the history of Pulaski County, according to Jonathan Sweet, county administrator.

By PATRICK FORD patrick@southwesttimes.com   All Points Broadband is investing a combined $55 million in state, local and private funding into providing broadband internet access to rural areas of Pulaski County. This marks the largest investment in utilities in the history of Pulaski County, according to Jonathan Sweet, county administrator.