Lawmakers want to end Ohio’s E-Check: Overnight News Links
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Republican state lawmakers are calling to end the requirement that Northeast Ohio drivers get regular E-Checks to renew their vehicle registrations. The Plain Dealer
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NY budget mandates $15-a-month broadband for low-income households; ‘this is vital’
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A Spectrum truck is parked at Charter Communications’ office on Fair Lakes Road in DeWitt. File photo.Rick Moriarty
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Updated at 3 p.m. with additional comments
Syracuse, N.Y. – The newly enacted state budget requires nearly all internet providers to sell broadband service for $15 a month to low-income customers who qualify for food stamps, Medicaid or similar benefits.
Internet providers have 60 days to start offering minimum internet speeds of 25 megabits per second for $15 a month to qualifying customers. They have the option to provide 100 Mbps service for $20.