Audit: $24M in routers bad for W.Va.
Tiny Panhandle towns among those given oversized devices
CHARLES TOWN — More than $2 million worth of high-end broadband routers purchased with federal stimulus funds were installed throughout the Eastern Panhandle, many in rural locations, according to a scathing audit of the imbroglio that was released last week.
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