Equipment abandoned in shut D.C. school

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A communications breakdown caused boxes of sporting goods, computers and other essential equipment to be left padlocked in a shuttered District of Columbia junior high school for almost an entire year while a neighboring school was starved for supplies, a city consultant told The Examiner.

A team from Alvarez & Marsal LLC discovered the equipment, much of it still in boxes, in Terrell Junior High School following a search for missing supplies that was initiated last month.

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