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Over 1,500 residents and businesses have responded to the St. Lawrence County broadband survey so far, but more responses are being sought to ensure a clear understanding of the locations that are unserved or underserved by broadband access.
In particular, more responses are needed from the towns of Louisville, Waddington, Madrid, Gouverneur, Norfolk, Hopkinton, Edwards, Fowler and Oswegatchie, although additional surveys from all towns are welcome, according to the St. Lawrence County Planning Office.
The survey can be taken from any computer or mobile device, including a smart phone, at this link: www.stlawrencecountybroadband.com.
In an effort to improve broadband access in the county, the survey project was launched in February to collect data about broadband access and affordability throughout the county.
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Dec 31, 2020
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Lawrence County vehicles owners will begin paying a $5 fee this year on each of their state-registered vehicles as the result of an ordinance the county commissioners approved in a 2-1 vote Tuesday.
The commissioners introduced the measure at their Dec. 22 meeting to levy the fee on each nonexempt vehicle registered to an address in the county. The funds will be used for road and bridge projects in the county and to assist municipalities with their transportation projects.