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Comcast RISE Offers $10K Grants for Small, Minority-Owned Businesses in DC

Comcast RISE Offers $10K Grants for Small, Minority-Owned Businesses in DC
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Petersburg families are impacted by the digital divide, according to study

Petersburg families are impacted by the digital divide, according to study
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Fifteen Baltimore Area Businesses Receive Comcast RISE Awards

Stacy M. Brown | 2/26/2021, 6 a.m. Arion Long, Femly founder Courtesy Photo Arion Long started her company, Femly, after being diagnosed with a cervical tumor linked to chemicals in popular feminine products. But, she survived that, and her business is surviving the pandemic. Courtesy Photo Bianca Jackson, owner, BrickRose Exchange Bianca Jackson, a visionary and trailblazer, had always possessed a drive to do more than what her career as a tech journalist allowed. The Philadelphia- born entrepreneur, who owns and operates BrickRose Exchange, not only survived the pandemic, but sheâs thriving. Both Long and Jackson are among the first round of Comcast RISE award recipients.

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Comcast names Michael Parker top executive for Beltway Region

2/12/2021, 6 a.m. Michael Parker, Senior Vice President of Comcastâs Beltway Region. Courtesy Photo Baltimoreâ Michael Parker has been named Senior Vice President of Comcastâs Beltway Region where he will serve as the head executive responsible for operations, overall customer experience and financial performance for approximately 2.5 million customers in Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and parts of Delaware, North Carolina and West Virginia. âI have had the privilege of working with Michael as our senior executive in several markets across the northeast and Midwest over the last decade. I am equally excited for him as he assumes responsibility for our Beltway region, the largest operating region in the Northeast division,â said Kevin Casey, President of Comcastâs Northeast Division, which includes 14 northeastern states from Maine through Virginia and the District of Columbia.

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Comcast to launch 29 WiFi hotspots for low-income students

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an X . It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Comcast says it plans to launch 1,000 Lift Zones in coming years. Comcast The project aims to provide low-income students with internet access through participating community centers. COVID-19 has highlighted the disparity in internet access in the US as it forced schooling online. Comcast will roll out 29 of its WiFi-connected Lift Zones in Washington, DC, Baltimore, and Virginia over the next several weeks, the company announced Monday. The aim of the project is to provide free internet access to low-income families so they can more easily attend virtual schooling, look for jobs, access online resources, and participate in the digital economy, Comcast said.

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