Chinatown Connected - YouTube
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The San Francisco Department of Technology is bringing free public Wi-Fi to one of the city’s most historic neighborhoods. This initiative is helping bridge the digital divide — giving residents, seniors, and visitors equal access to information, opportunity, and community. In remembrance of Xue Fang Liu, Harrison Lei's grandmother. More information: https://www.sf.gov/fiber-housing-program Give us a follow on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter/X to stay up to date on what we have going on. Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/sfgovtv/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sfgovtv/…
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