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Iowa Pacific still plans to bring train cars to Adirondacks for storage

December 29, 2017 Administrator

By DON LEHMAN, The Post Star; December 27, 2017 The removal of dozens of tanker cars from tracks north of…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Adirondack Park, Could Be $5 Million, Ed Ellis, Freight Railroads, Iowa Pacific, Iowa Pacific Says Will Not Stop Unless State Buys Railroad Investment, New York, Plans to Add 100s More, Rail Safety, Remove Tank Cars, Saratoga & North Creek Railway, Tank Car Storage, Transportation, Union Tank Car Company

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