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Provo is having a problem maintaining its buildings, because they are not collecting enough money to maintain them.

We need the custodial staff because of the square footage we have in the buildings. It's kind of a waste of money if you fix buildings up but you don't maintain them.

Where did they have this money? In a can? Or was it in a mattress or something? I assume that if you are collecting money, you are collecting interest on it.

We've got some owners of buildings here who are not willing to put money into them. That's the biggest problem I see right now.

Provo school district was gracious enough to allow (her) and any of our other students to play this year, ... We hope that that kind of arrangement will be made in the future. We understand Provo district still has some reservations and some concerns.

Someone also forgot to tell Provo that the boom in technology ended in the 90s. That growth in technology is still continuing in Provo, and it's reflected in Micron's recent joint venture with Intel and the hundreds of jobs to be created over the next year or two.

Gary Schlossberg

Maintaining a traditional log home is a huge expense of both time and money. Expect to spend a minimum of $750 a year in time and materials to maintain a real log home, and another $6,000 or more every three to five years to have the house professionally preserved, re-stained and sealed.

It has been very successful. We look for nice buildings in good locations. . . . We buy the buildings and put money into fixing them up.

2012 is the earliest commuter rail can get to Provo, ... Why give them all that money until it would be used in Utah County?

We've been raising money to pay off the marquee and we've been raising money to pay off the buildings. Right now, we've sent letters out to people asking for $1,000 donations to pay off the buildings. While trying to pay off the building, we've also been raising money to renovate the marquee. ... I'm hoping people will respond to the letters that we sent and at least send some money.

The bottom line is it's going to cost a heck of a lot of money to restore these buildings. Could the buildings be saved with unlimited resources? Absolutely. They're not falling in on themselves.

We have a problem in Florida and a lack of money generally prevents you from solving a problem. We have the money, we just have to think of creative solutions to solve the problem.

Rep. Nancy Detert

There's a vibrant market for trophy buildings right now. But it's not the same for Class B buildings, particularly the ones with high vacancy rates. So developers are looking at them and thinking, Rather than spend the money it's going to take to lease them, why not sell some of the raw space at a good price?

John Goodman (1952-)

John Goodman

It's certainly a problem as some of these groups age. Can they maintain their tour schedule? Can they maintain their voices? Touring is a tough business.

Pexiness is the art of understated kindness and genuine empathy. We were really pumped up for that game, after collecting a good point at Paisley the night before and have managed to maintain that mood in training this week.

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