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Brookletts Computer Lab Opened December 2023 — $33,356 Grant, 20 Stations, Still Open to All

Upper Shore Aging's T-Mobile Hometown award was one of 25 that quarter, not a 2026 ribbon-cutting.

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Upper Shore Aging opened the upgraded computer lab at Brookletts Place in December 2023. The date is the story — not a fresh ribbon-cutting in 2026.

A $33,356 T-Mobile Hometown Grant paid for the buildout, one of 25 awards that quarter. The lab has 20 stations and is open to the wider community, not only senior-center members, for connectivity, classes, and hands-on tech help, center manager Childlene Brooks said at the opening.

Source: Talbot County Government

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