Published 15 days ago

Funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program runs out impacting 423,000 Hoosier households

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INDIANAPOLIS Dollie Ross is an Indianapolis resident who lives in a 55 and older community. She is on a fixed income and is always looking to save money where she can. She says that internet service is essential to her daily life."It allows me to be able to reach out to church and civic organizations, Ross said. We have zoom meetings, even my family has zoom family meetings and stuff like that. Appointments like Telehealth, I had a Telehealth a…

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Funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program runs out impacting 423,000 Hoosier households

15 days ago

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The Mayfield Messenger

End of Affordable Connectivity Program could cause challenges for schools

The Affordable Connectivity Program, established by Congress in December 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been a lifeline for many with its $14 billion in funding. The coordinator of Paducah Tilghman's Family Youth Resource Center said ending the federal program…

15 days ago·Mayfield, United States

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