The $976,500 in unpublicized city spending, to which auditors devoted 2 1/2 pages of their report, provide a snapshot of the inner workings of a city government that spent years fostering the ferry’s private owner, and then gambled millions in public money to run the ferry itself after the private operator failed.
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