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Video Technology Restores Island Social Security Services
Following several years of limited service, the Social Security Administration will resume visits to the Vineyard, at least virtually. The federal agency will install a video teleconference terminal at the Oak Bluffs Council on Aging, Cong. William Keating said Monday. The new system should be ready for use in the next two to three months. “We’re excited about this,” Mr. Keating said from his Washington, DC office “This is progress because we actually have some action on this.” Mr. Keating has been working to reinstate the service since 2011, when the administration stopped making monthly visits to the Vineyard due to budget cuts...Read More
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