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New York City: Amtrak derails Metro-North progress; MOU still not inked

December 17, 2018 Administrator

By Alex Mitchell, Bronx Times; December 15, 2018 “Don’t be a scrooge, Amtrak” said our Santa-hat wearing Borough President Ruben…

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Posted in: Passenger Trains Filed under: Amtak Not Cooperating, Amtrak, Commuter Rail, Metro-North, MOU, New York, New York City, New York Penn Station, New York Pennsylvania Station, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Planned Expansion Into East Bronx, Rail Passengers, Transit Starved Area, Transportation

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