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West Virginia Editorial: Demise of New River Train will hurt Amtrak

March 5, 2019 Administrator

By The Editorial Board, The Herald-Dispatch; March 5, 2019 You’ve got to give the guy running Amtrak credit. If he…

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Posted in: Amtrak Filed under: Amtrak, Cancelled for 2019, Cardinal Service, Collis P Huntington Railroad Historial Society, Economic Impact, Huntington, Intercity, Kill Goodwill, Lost Money in 2018, New River Train, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Richard Andeerson, Tourism, Transportation, Travel, Two Weekends in October, West Virginia

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