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The city of San Antonio is promoting a federal program that seeks to provide internet services to eligible residents who are without a home internet connection. (Courtesy Pexels.com)

City of San Antonio aims to connect eligible households with discounted or free internet services

By Edmond Ortiz

The city of San Antonio is promoting a federal program that seeks to provide internet services to eligible residents who are without a home internet connection.

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Tech Bloc, a local advocacy group for San Antonio's tech industry, is accepting applications for TechFuel, a $100,000 startup pitch competition. Winners will be announced in an event this fall. (Courtesy Tech Bloc)
San Antonio tech advocacy group accepting applications ...
Bexar County is allocating $25 million in federal pandemic relief funds to support private/public collaborative efforts toward expanding affordable internet service. Local nonprofit SA Digital Connects, a key community player in such efforts, said they and partner organizations and agencies will now focus on improving digital infrastructure, access and literacy in the most underserved county precincts, shaded in dark green here. (Courtesy SA Digital Connects)
Bexar County budgets $25M in federal funds ...
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USDA invests over $36M for high-speed internet ...
Mayor Ron Nirenberg speaks during the unveiling of the State of San Antonio's Tech Industry economic effect study June 29 at Tech Port Center and Arena. (Courtesy Tech Bloc)
Report: San Antonio’s technology industry continues growth
San Antonio-based SWBC has changed the name of subsidiary company, SWBC Payments, to Swivel Transactions and changed the company’s focus on improving and speeding up account holders’ transactions and communications with financial institutions. (Courtesy Google Streets)
North San Antonio firm’s new venture focused on making online financial transactions easier
WeTree, an app created by San Antonio entrepreneurs Lorenzo Gomez III and Steve Cunningham, enables users to quickly engage their "inner circle" of friends and loved ones and receive support to shore up their mental health and/or to provide such support. (Courtesy Torsten Dettlaff/Pexels)
San Antonio entrepreneurs launch mental health care app
Two Krueger School of Applied Technologies students at North East ISD work on engineering and building their own rockets to test launch earlier this spring. (Courtesy North East ISD)
North East ISD plans to redevelop tech magnet programs

Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio will use its Metering Research Facility as part of a three-year, $2.9 million partnership with the University of Michigan meant to create a more efficient way to reduce methane emissions produced in oil fields. (Courtesy Southwest Research Institute)
San Antonio research institute tapped to create more effective way to cut methane emissions
Council members approved the creation of Municipal Utility District No. 213, which includes the proposed multimillion-dollar community, during an Oct. 28 meeting. (Screenshot via city of Conroe)
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