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In an effort to bring rural West Virginia into the 21st century with real broadband, the disappointments continue to mount.
A report says WV state officials spent $15 million extra on routers and equipment, far above what the projects called for.
The purchasing were done in a "legally unauthorized" way, the report says.
See Millions spent unnecessarily on routers, auditor finds by Dave Boucher for the Charleston Daily Mail
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