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U.S., Minnesota Local View: Don’t give up on Northern Lights Express, a better option than I-35

July 10, 2020 Administrator

By James Patrick Buchanan, Duluth News Tribune; July 9, 2020 After reading the July 1, 2019, letter, “Give up on…

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Posted in: Intercity Passenger Train, New Passenger Train Development Filed under: Duluth, I-35, Intercity, Minneapolis, Minnesota, New Passenger Train Development, NLX, NLX can pay for itself, Northern Lights Express, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Ridership, St. Paul, Superior, Transportation, Travel, Wisconsin

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