I wasn’t invited, and I don’t know anyone going.

Our relatively strong economy is showing itself in the real estate market.

In some instance the problems and solutions are clear from Day One.

Policy is being made in Washington by people who don’t live in the real world. These are the same agencies that have done an awful job marketing the Nexus card.

It’s a tourism issue. It’s a cultural issue and it’s an economic issue for us.

We need fewer buildings and fewer beds to make sure we don’t spread the quality too thin.

I have not a clue whether it will be more successful in 2006 than we have been in the past. But we’ve got to try every possible approach that we can. The conditions are too...

I see a much stronger case for Grand Island. But, all of us here are kind of playing God without any context.

Buffalo was in Pat’s heart and she helped put the Buffalo Niagara name on the map.

Just because it is eligible, doesn’t mean it is required. Right now, we’re throwing a bad policy at a bad tax that shouldn’t be there in the first place.