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Christopher Mitchell

  • Director of Demand Sales, North America, Lemma
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The American Prospect

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By Sean Gonsalves, Christopher Mitchell
| The American Prospect
Posted inEnergy and the Environment The state’s Public Utilities Commission has been a national leader in making broadband affordable for low-income families. Assemblymember Tasha Boerner wants to end that. Posted inHealth and Social Policy The Republican budget bill cuts food assistance benefits to households that pay for internet access. Posted inEconomic Policy A federal affordable internet program is ending.
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Aging Roofs Raise Concerns as Late Spring Storms Move Through Pinellas County

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By Christopher Mitchell
| EIN Presswire
Late-spring storms are drawing more attention to aging roofs across Pinellas County. PINELLAS COUNTY, FL, UNITED STATES, May 27, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Late-spring storms are drawing more attention to aging roofs across Pinellas County. Heavy rain, strong wind, and coastal humidity can put older roofs under stress. Small problems can grow fast when stormy weather keeps moving through the area.
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Impact Windows Help Shape Hurricane Readiness Plans Across Pinellas County

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By Christopher Mitchell
| EIN News
Impact windows are becoming a larger part of hurricane readiness talks across Pinellas County. PINELLAS COUNTY, FL, UNITED STATES, May 27, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Impact windows are becoming a larger part of hurricane readiness talks across Pinellas County. The Atlantic hurricane season begins soon, and many residents are checking older windows before storms become a threat. Worn frames, weak seals, and large glass openings can raise concerns during wind, rain, and flying debris.
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