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American Fork Rotary, UTA unveil bus shelter

Published: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 12:47 a.m. MDT

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AMERICAN FORK — The Utah Transit Authority and the Rotary Club of American Fork unveiled an updated bus shelter in American Fork on Tuesday.

The stop is located on the north side of 1100 E. State.

The Rotary Club helped raise matching funds provided by UTA to build the bus shelter. American Fork Hospital and Wal-Mart both contributed to the project, UTA announced Tuesday.

In addition to updating the bus stop, UTA also added a sidewalk to the site.

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