NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — New Yorkers living in public housing just got a major boost.
Mayor Eric Adams announced the city’s Big Apple Connect program is being extended for three more years, keeping free high-speed internet and basic cable flowing to more than 330,000 residents across 220 NYCHA sites.
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At Brownsville’s Langston Hughes Houses, single mom Janelle Rojas says the program is life-changing. She once paid nearly $200 a month for internet and cable.
Now that money goes toward paying down credit cards…