FiOS TV headed to Wesley Hills, New York

by Darren Murph, posted May 16th 2008 at 9:37AM

New York, also known as Verizon's FiOS TV playground, is getting yet another connected town. The Wesley Hills Village Board granted a video franchise to the carrier, ratcheting the number of FiOS TV-enabled communities in NY to 110. It's not mentioned exactly how many domiciles in the Rockland County town will have access to service, but hopefully the vast majority of you living there will be within reach when it goes live in the near future.

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Tags: expansion, fios, fios tv, FiosTv, new york, NewYork, ny, verizon, wesley hills, WesleyHills

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LiqwidZero @ May 16th 2008 10:55AM

What about Alabama!? See, this is a reason why we don't support Verizon anymore, they don't care for us little folk here in the South.

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Paul @ May 16th 2008 12:15PM

Come one Verizon, other people want FIOS too!

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