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Wells Fargo gives back to the community of Winslow

Tribune Staff

| March 30, 2019

Printed in the April 3, 2019 edition

Photo by Linda KorWells Fargo representatives presented the Standin’ On The Corner Foundation in Winslow with a $2,500 check on March 21 that was accepted by Tommy Butler (center) who is with the foundation.

The Old Trails Museum in Winslow was awarded $2,500 by Wells Fargo representatives on March 21. Director Ann-Mary Lutzick (center) accepted the check on behalf of the museum.