Stimulus for Cotton Candy, Tango and a Fish Orchestra? Wacky, or Actually Worthy?

ProPublica by Michael Grabell | Nov. 7, 2009 (Investigative Report)

Breakfast at Fuddruckers: $19.24. Snow cone and cotton candy machine: $146.89. Six extra preview performances of “Little House on the Prairie – the Musical”: $50,000. Benefit to the economy? According to the recipients of this stimulus money: Priceless. Full Story »

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