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Spelling out the facts: It Should Have Been a Celebration for New $181 Million Train Route. What Went Wrong?

December 20, 2017 Administrator

By Craig Sailor of The News Tribune, The Chronicle; December 19, 2017 They were the first passengers to use a…

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Posted in: Amtrak Filed under: $181 Million Railroad Project, Amtrak, BNSF, Cascades Service, Commuter Trains, Derailment, Freight Railroads, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety, Seattle to Portland, Sounder, Train Number 501, Transportation, Washington

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