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NYC transit agency ends Twitter alerts, says it’s unreliable

By The Associated Press

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South Bronx’s Per Scholas hopes to fix digital divide, gender bias in STEM

By Robbie Sequeira

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Mayor Adams, Department for the Aging distribute 1K free computer tablets for NYC seniors as part of initiative

By Bronx Times

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Op-Ed: Stop Congress’ Tech Vanishing Act

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NYC to close digital divide for 1.6M residents, advance racial equity

By Bronx Times

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Torres bill to improve DHS software against cyberattacks passes Homeland Security Committee

By Bronx Times

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East Bronx e-scooter program delayed

By Aliya Schneider

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South Bronx Emergency Network (SBEN) discusses improving broadband in CB 3

By Jason Cohen

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15 Great Budget-Friendly Toys for Kids in 2020

By Bronx Times

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Verizon expanding broadband service to 500,000 New York City households

By Bronx Times

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Charter schools launch Virtual Learning during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

Bronx video game designer launches VR boxing league

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Bronx video game designer launches VR boxing league

By Robert Wirsing

Gjonaj Gives Computer to Preston Student

Gjonaj Gives Computer to Preston Student

By Robert Wirsing

City Council Hosts Inaugural Hack-A-Thon

City Council Hosts Inaugural Hack-A-Thon

By Robert Wirsing

NYISE Science Fair Showcase

NYISE Science Fair Showcase

By Robert Wirsing

DA Clark Unveils CAMS Program

DA Clark Unveils CAMS Program

By Robert Wirsing

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