I would love to see a brewery in Provo, help bring in acceptance and growth to the people of Provo.
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Andrew Fullmer
9 years ago
Allowing a microbrewery would be a great step forward for Provo.
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Dee Flannery
9 years ago
Provo needs to loosen up just a little more, & give it's people something new & fun
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April
9 years ago
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I would love to see this happen! Times are changing, well except in Provo. We are taking our money elsewhere....
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Erik McDonald
9 years ago
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A city with 125,000 people and very few places for people to have a good beer.
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David Furner
9 years ago
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Provo Needs Businesses like this for no other reason but to offer options for the Non LDS Population
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I'm thirsty
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Brandon Stocksdale
9 years ago
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This should not be a religious discussion but a look into how Provo can better serve its community and remain a great place to live. This would build on the great work done by the city of Provo to reinvigorate the downtown area and make it a great community center for the entire county. Please continue to help Provo and do not fall into short sighted and petty arguments.
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Alexander Barton
9 years ago
Clearly there is a demand for this - so let's provide a way for this to be in our community.
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Joe Haws
9 years ago
Provo Needs diversity in its city, its what makes this city so great. EAST BAY is a great place to have this kind of business. At least take it to a vote.
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Jason landau
9 years ago
Give capitalism free reign
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Mark Rosenlof
9 years ago
A city should be a place where different kinds of people can all enjoy their flavor of life. Provo, at least around downtown, has diversity. The quality of life of all residents must be considered.
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Ryan Mahoney
9 years ago
We already have a Budweiser here why not let local people create a similar business?
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JACQUI HILTON
9 years ago
please! We've needed something like this for SO long!
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BJ Harrison
9 years ago
I would love to see Provo welcome a brewery.
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Matthew Taylor
9 years ago
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I do not drink. Consumption will not increase. Rather consumption will partly switch from imported to local beer making more local jobs and money staying in the local economy rather than being sent to Amherst, NH.
I want good sodas!
Let's do this!
Why the heck not? Would be great!
Yes please!
I would love to see a brewery in Provo, help bring in acceptance and growth to the people of Provo.
Allowing a microbrewery would be a great step forward for Provo.
Provo needs to loosen up just a little more, & give it's people something new & fun
I would love to see this happen! Times are changing, well except in Provo. We are taking our money elsewhere....
A city with 125,000 people and very few places for people to have a good beer.
Provo Needs Businesses like this for no other reason but to offer options for the Non LDS Population
I'm thirsty
This should not be a religious discussion but a look into how Provo can better serve its community and remain a great place to live. This would build on the great work done by the city of Provo to reinvigorate the downtown area and make it a great community center for the entire county. Please continue to help Provo and do not fall into short sighted and petty arguments.
Clearly there is a demand for this - so let's provide a way for this to be in our community.
Provo Needs diversity in its city, its what makes this city so great. EAST BAY is a great place to have this kind of business. At least take it to a vote.
Give capitalism free reign
A city should be a place where different kinds of people can all enjoy their flavor of life. Provo, at least around downtown, has diversity. The quality of life of all residents must be considered.
We already have a Budweiser here why not let local people create a similar business?
please! We've needed something like this for SO long!
I would love to see Provo welcome a brewery.
I do not drink. Consumption will not increase. Rather consumption will partly switch from imported to local beer making more local jobs and money staying in the local economy rather than being sent to Amherst, NH.