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The Connectivity Program Helped Many Americans Save Money On Internet Bills — And It's Running Out of Money - Vimarsana News

The Connectivity Program Helped Many Americans Save Money On Internet Bills — And It's Running Out of Money

Funding for the ACP is beginning to run out because Congress hasn’t allocated anything more since its allocations in 2021. The successful program froze applications for new enrollees on February 7 at 11:59 pm ET.

Historic mural of Washington Crossing the Delaware is rediscovered - Times Publishing Newspapers, Inc. - Vimarsana News

Historic mural of Washington Crossing the Delaware is rediscovered - Times Publishing Newspapers, Inc.

All Around Bucks County, New Hope News - A priceless painting depicting Washington’s troops crossing the Delaware, which languished in a dusty basement for 50 years, was recently unearthed and is

Group that teaches students to refurbish laptops has new space and expanded mission - Vimarsana News

Group that teaches students to refurbish laptops has new space and expanded mission

E2D teaches students computer skills and provides laptops to students and families in need. It now has South End work space and a new stream of computers to work on as part of a Charlotte-area push for digital equity.

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Friday Five: Good for Google, a legendary good guy and the bad - Vimarsana News

Friday Five: Good for Google, a legendary good guy and the bad

Well, Google Fiber is making news in Cabarrus County. On Wednesday, a contract crew for the tech giant burst a water main on Pitts School Road (see story down the

Digital Divide Existed Before COVID-19, But Now It's At 'Crisis' Level - Vimarsana News

Digital Divide Existed Before COVID-19, But Now It's At 'Crisis' Level

This show originally aired Sept. 3, 2020. Many in Charlotte and across the country lived in the digital divide long before the pandemic. Now, it has become “a national crisis.” School systems raced to get laptops and tablets into students’ hands, but that’s only half the battle. As many as 17 million students across the country lack adequate internet connection. In Charlotte, 45,000 homes are without broadband internet – largely in communities of color, resulting in a “digital redlining.” My latest project for @theobserver/@Report4America on Charlotte's digital divide. It has n...

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