Are you sick and tired of playing second fiddle? Do you find this constant act of being ignored by the Albany-New York City axis hampering your ability to live the life you chose? You’re important, too, even if you live in a region less populous than downstate. Is there one little thing you can do to start to even the playing field? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “We Need High-Speed Broadband, Now!” to see how you might begin to nudge things to your benefit.
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