The $100,000 project is being funded by the University City Science Center, which is located on Market Street and employes more than 6,000 area residents. Judi Aufiero, account manager for The Reich Group -- apublic relations firm working for the Science Center -- said the project will allow commuters to stand closer to the number 10 subway-surface car portal. Construction, painting and landscaping of the new station began yesterday and erection of the commuter shelters and new signs will occur later. -- Caren Lissner
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