by Jeff Smith
Not every train would need to stop there. And, more semi-express (let's not get into an argument about the term
) would help. Along with 405 new M8's.......
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Found the thread on three sections: http://www.railroad.net/forums/viewtopi ... 67&t=48920
More on Progressive Railroading: http://www.progressiverailroading.com/p ... p?id=29115
Tomorrow, $1 million in state funding is expected to be approved by the Connecticut State Bond Commission for the construction of a second train station in Bridgeport...
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The proposed location, a seven-acre property on Barnum Avenue, now is a brownfield site. The funds would support on-site remediation and help pay for other revitalization initiatives, the politicians said. The city received a Sustainable Communities Grant Award to explore the feasibility of a new station.
Next stop, Willoughby
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~el Jefe ("Jeff Smith Rules") :: RAILROAD.NET Site Administrator/Co-Owner