Charter Communications in Stamford hosts a career information session
Students from Stamford Peace Youth Foundation and its Beyond Limits Academics program attended the event, along with Attorney General William Tong and Charter executives.
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7h agoCharter Communications hosted a career information session Tuesday morning at their Stamford headquarters.
Students from Stamford Peace Youth Foundation and its Beyond Limits Academics program attended the event, along with Attorney General William Tong and Charter executives.
Charter officials say it’s part of their mission to support the community.
Charter also donated $5,000 to Stamford Peace Youth Foundation.
