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St. Helen resident Robert A. Shelley Jr., 70, formerly of Oregon, OH, died May 30, 2023, due to complications from multiple myeloma, while surrounded by his wife, Kathy, and family members. A Celebration of Life will be held in both St. Helen and Oregon, OH, on dates to be determined. Arrangements were handled by Steuernol

PORTAGE — Retired coal mine and railroad electrician Jack Williams admits he has a lot of stuff. “I collect everything: railroad stuff, Native American

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The case involved an easement taken by eminent domain to test Red Line cars. (EDWARD ORDE/WIKIMEDIA COMMONS) An easement that the Massachusetts Department of Transportation took to use property in South Boston to test Red Line cars exceeded the scope of an easement taken years earlier by its predecessor in interest, the Supreme Judicial Court

The state lost an eminent domain case involving Track 61, an old freight line that runs through South Boston and the Seaport.

Bustling through the sea of visitors on the Wildwood boardwalk, tram cars drivers make their presence by announcing: “Watch the tram car please.”

Today, eight tram car engines, pulling 37 individual cars, carry more than 600,000 passengers each summer on the Wildwood boardwalk.

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Kenneth B. Mummah, 89, passed away on the evening of May 15, 2023, in his Mifflintown home, surrounded by loved ones. Ken was born on Aug. 2, 1933, at the Family farm in Big Run, Mifflintown. He was the son of Harry Simon Mummah and Martha Hower Mummah. He graduated from Juniata Joint High School […]

Why trust a company with CTEH's spotty record to monitor air quality at the site of the Ohio train wreck? For the railroad, it all made perfect $en$e.