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** Connecting veterans in Snohomish County – and beyond

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The article outlines the challenges veterans face when transitioning to civilian life, especially in securing employment after military service. Operation Military Family (OMF), a nonprofit in Edmonds, Washington, offers vital skills training to veterans, with a focus on digital literacy. Their partnership with Comcast has been crucial in providing veterans with technology access, including laptop giveaways and affordable internet plans. Roy Novosel, a Marine veteran and Comcast's VP of Engineering, highlights the necessity of a reliable internet connection for veterans to access benefits and healthcare services. The article includes insights from OMF's CEO Mike Schindler, who discusses the common 'now what do I do?

' sentiment among veterans post-service. With over 51,000 veterans in Snohomish County, this initiative addresses a significant local need. By bridging the digital divide, OMF and Comcast are equipping veterans with essential tools for success in today's job market. The article concludes by encouraging readers to explore Operation Military Family's initiatives online.

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