V.I. broadband network board member given $50,000 consulting contract by public entity
Published: September 13, 2012
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ST. THOMAS - The publicly funded V.I. Next Generation Network - charged with the responsibility to build and operate the territory's first open-access broadband network - has entered into a $50,000 consulting contract with one of its board members.
Network officials say the move does not present a conflict of interest and will not place the $117 million federal stimulus project in jeopardy.
Others feel differently.
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