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Abandoned Navy base costs taxpayers $340,000 a year in internet nobody uses

Abandoned Navy base costs taxpayers $340,000 a year in internet nobody usesPhoto: Task & Purpose

Scores of empty homes and collapsing buildings on a former Navy base in Alaska receive tax-funded internet access, an investigation by local reporters found

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