Sunday, July 1, 2012 
The city had planned to be on the front lines of technology but instead finds itself sidelined over a $3.8 million WiFi debacle. The city’s WiFi has never worked and residents call the broken network a headache that invades their homes and blocks Internet access from their own providers. Settlement negotiations…
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