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Orem formally votes to oppose Vesper Amphitheater Development

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Back in June, Orem sent a letter to the Provo Mayor and City Council looking for more information on the project. Many of the residents that spoke Tuesday thanked the council for their stance. But it wasn't just Orem residents. Many felt the same way as Monney.

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