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Way to go Provo!
The Provo / Orem area has been and will continue to be a great place to live and raise a family.
Not that there aren't challenges but overall it is a great place to be!
It looks like when they say Provo they really mean Utah County. Last time I check Micron / IM Flash is not in Provo. Never has been. It's in a little town we like to call Lehi.
So, the Deseret News headline editors should have said: "Utah County's still got what it takes." (Note: the report called it the Provo metropolitan area.) Just another deceptive headline.
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