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(Provo-AP) -- A former elementary school in Provo is being turned into low-income housing.
With the help of a grant, the vacant Maeser Elementary School will become housing for 32 people.
The project is expected to cost about four (M)million dollars.
Four groups in town secured about 525-thousand dollars for that project and a handful of others designed to create affordable housing.
The Provo Housing Authority bought the Maeser school early last month for 750-thousand dollars.
The building has been vacant since 2002.
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