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Comment on 1 Million NYC Households Lost Their Internet Subsidies. Plans to Revive the Aid Are in Political Purgatory by Opinion: Plant the Flag, And Bring AI to Public Housing – Publicity top
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She’s among the roughly 1 million city households previously enrolled in the now-defunct Affordable Connectivity Program, which helped her pay her monthly internet bill.
“The affordable connectivity program was a huge benefit to so many people,” Larrier said.
But it’s still something.”Before getting the ACP subsidy, Caporale recalled having her internet bill overdraw her bank account.
The press secretary for Congressman Brandon Williams, who represents the 22nd District in upstate New York, provided a list of Williams’ efforts toward promoting affordable connectivity.
City Limits regrets the error.
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