They end up squatting in public waters. When you start doing that adjacent to million dollar homes, those people get upset.

The Economic Development Council is in a prime location to take on the economic development aspect of that.

There are a lot of interesting approaches to this issue. But the biggest concern . . . is that the time to accomplish this is extremely short. These sites are lost daily.

It's 100 percent occupied. We are helping people who are low-income, who are getting back on their feet.

We all have our natural memory techniques, ... All we're doing is helping people fine-tune the ones they have and teaching them new ones to improve their life and improve their memory and possibly even stave off future memory loss.

I don't know how many people go from here to Henderson.