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Roughly 1,500 households in the county's rural areas will finally have access to broadband internet by early to mid-2024.
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The Rural Schools Association gave kudos to New York State Sen. Rachel May.
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A new report by the state’s Comptroller finds that despite years of government programs, 1 million New York households still have no access to the internet, and many in rural areas have limited access to inadequate services.
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Onondaga County is taking steps to diagnose and address the digital divide in its rural areas. County Executive Ryan McMahon visited Fabius Friday, where…
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Onondaga County is investing $100,000 to bridge the digital divide and lessen the impact of poverty. The tech pack program is run through the libraries…
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The state of New York is partnering with communication companies as part of a continuing effort to push broadband into more isolated areas. Without…