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Affordable housing in Springfield, Greenfield wired for high-speed internet with state grants


SPRINGFIELD — Faster internet is coming for residents of affordable housing in Springfield, Greenfield and other communities with $6.3 million in grant money announced last week. Read More

NYS provides funding for affordable internet for lower income households


ALBANY, N.Y. — New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced Thursday more than $13 million in funding will be used to bring high-speed internet to thousands of lower income households. Read More

New York's Low-Income Internet Law Stands As Supreme Court Declines to Hear Case


The state of New York set up its own discounted internet mandate after the Affordable Connectivity Program expired in May. Read More

Two public housing properties in Pittsfield receive funding to narrow the digital divide


Of the 125 public housing properties surveyed in the county, 69 responded. In 62 of those, tenants must pay for their own internet. “We don’t know for sure how low-income residents are impacted ... to ... Read More

New York's Low-Income Internet Law Stands As Supreme Court Declines to Hear Case


Internet providers are now required to offer plans to low-income residents in New York state ... basis,” which would largely eliminate the need for states to step in as New York did. Read More


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