Speak out for quality internet service in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania moves to close the digital divide with nearly 1.2 billion in federal funding for the Pennsylvania Development Broadband Authority. The 11 member board will decide how to distribute money to expand high speed internet, with 25 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload as a minimum. The effort targets underserved rural pockets, as maps show Central Susquehanna Valley gaps while nearby cities have gigabit speeds. DRIVE Economic Development urged residents to test speeds, aiding the funding decisions and advocacy. The authority updated broadband pa gov to offer resources for residents providers and local governments with maps data news meetings and contact forms.
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Pennsylvania Development Broadband Authority
State House
Commonwealth Agency
Josh Shapiro
State Public Utility Commission
Center For Rural Pay
Susquehanna Valley
Drive Economic Development
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Broadband.pa.gov
New Castle News Contact and Rates Info
The New Castle News lists staff names Sharon Sorg publisher Pete Sirianni editor and provides contact details at 27 North Mercer Street New Castle PA 16103 plus phone, email, and circulation hours. It outlines digital print home delivery rates and rack prices and notes editorial voices and letters reflect individual opinions rather than the paper's stance.
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Trump politics, trials, and a nation in turmoil
Jay Ambrose argues that Donald Trump faces indictments and strong Democratic opposition while supporters see persecution. The piece notes the Manhattan hush money case, potential prison, and Clinton and Krugman as influences, framing a tense national divide and the impact on future elections.
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Hillary Clinton
Rales
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Manhattan
Mark Cohen
Stormy Daniels
Clinton
New York
Daniels
Bill Clinton
John F. Kennedy
New York Times
Paul Krugman
Krugman
America
Jay Ambrose
Tribune News Service
Speaktojay
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When it comes to weeding a chemical caution
The author agrees with Gary Church that reducing toxic herbicides pesticides and fertilizers improves health and the environment. By limiting chemicals we support pollinators protect outdoor pets protect well water and avoid dangers seen with RoundUp. Readers are urged to read labels and act as ecosystem stewards.
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