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  Lt. Governor Gilchrist Encourages Michiganders to Sign Up for Federal Program to Lower Cost of High-Speed Internet  Michiganders are eligible to receive discounts on internet service and devices.    LANSING, Mich. - Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist II and the Connecting Michigan Taskforce are encouraging Michigan families to sign up for a new federal program to help lower the cost of high speed internet service, which has begun enrolling participants today.     The Emergency Broadband Benefit, a new program from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), is making $3....

Honos Coin today announced that their Token, Ticker: HNC will be listed on the Uniswap Exchange, on March 1, 2021. This is a major milestone move for Honos

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide the legality of a decades-old congressional decision to exclude Puerto Rico from a federal program that provides benefits to low-income elderly, blind and disabled people. The justices took up a U.S. government appeal originally filed by Republican former President Donald Trump's administration of a lower court ruling that found the exclusion unlawful. Many Puerto Ricans have long complained that the Caribbean island's residents are treated worse than other Americans despite being U.S. citizens.

Over 4K COVID-19 Vaccines Allocated for Bowie County If you are wondering how many COVID-19 vaccinations are in our area. According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, Bowie County has been allocated 4,425 doses of COVID-19 vaccinations as of yesterday Wednesday (1/6/20): · 1,500 Moderna · 2,925 doses of Pfizer To date, 1,160 people have been vaccinated in Bowie County according to the Texas DSHS website. Please note there is a lag in this reporting. There are 29 facilities in Bowie County registered to receive supplies of the vaccination, either to vaccinate their employees o...

Students of migrant families get gift of laptops from ECU library By Patrick Holmes Lenoir County Public Schools For students of migrant farmworker families in Lenoir County Public Schools, it might seem that Santa Claus has relocated to Laupus Library at East Carolina University. A $75,000 federal grant awarded to the ECU library brought early Christmas presents of Lenovo laptops and accessories to 45 of these LCPS students. In all, the grant provided 100 laptops to students in eastern North Carolina, including 16 in Greene County, whose Migrant Education Program is administered by LCPS. “...