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Road delays expected near Utah Capitol as work on new historic trail begins

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The Utah Department of Transportation plans to close State Street between North Temple and 300 North beginning on Monday for work on the Pioneer Trail. Utah lawmakers approved $10 million to complete funding for the Pioneer Trail earlier this year, even though it created some controversy among state leaders during the legislative session.

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