In the D.C. metro area, RCN’s network extends to the Washington, D.C. neighborhoods of Capitol Hill, Glover Park, Friendship Park, Friendship Heights. Dupont Circle, Cleveland Park, Adams Morgan, Columbia Heights, Brookland, Shaw, Chinatown, Benning Road, Congress Heights, Anocostia, Mt. Vernon Square, Tenleytown, Mount Pleasant, Van Ness, Fort Totten, Georgia Petworth and cities in Maryland including Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Bethesda, Chevy Chase and Takoma Park and in Virginia in the city of Falls Church.
RCN’s broadcast of the Blues Festival PSA is a reflection of the company’s strong support of communities and neighborhoods in the metropolitan Washington, DC area.
RCN encourages its employees to be socially active and to volunteer their time to improve the well being of the communities where they live and work. The company also sponsors a number of local programs that give back to the community. In addition, RCN has a number of commercial partnerships with local sports and entertainment facilities and programs, which reinforce our goal to help promote the concepts of competition and choice.
RCN continues to bring competition, better prices, premier programming, high-value bundles, superior services (including one of the fastest Internet connections in the market), and quality customer care to residents in its service areas. As a competitor to the telecom and cable giants, the company feels it is also important to champion and support the local communities they serve. Their goal is to be viewed by their customers as their hometown service provider – a company that cares.
The Silver Spring Blues Festival will be held on Saturday, May 22, 2010 at 2 pm at the Silver Fountain on Ellsworth Street in Downtown Silver Spring.
For more Festival information, check out www.silverspringblues.com
Click here to learn more about Silver Spring Blues Festival sponsor, RCN.
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