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The Thanksgiving comedy with Steve Martin and John Candy achieves the ideal combination of big belly laughs and poignant moments of emotion.

Conrail Shared Assets executives recently led a tour of the construction site of the Point-No-Point Bridge replacement project in Kearny, N.J. for staff members of New Jersey’s U.S. Senate delegation. The purpose

Detroit opened a segment of Joe Louis Greenway, a trail that will run through Detroit, Hamtramck, Highland Park and Dearborn when complete.

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

The Glassboro Camden Line is a proposed transit project in South Jersey that would bring a diesel, light rail route to an 18-mile stretch that runs from Glassboro in Gloucester County north to Camden. The proposed project would include 14 new stops along an existing Conrail line, expanding accessibility in the Philadelphia-Camden metro area. The project has announced that a joint venture, South Jersey Transit Partners, will oversee preliminary engineering and design and project management for th...

Bayonne is looking to construct a pedestrian bridge connecting the South Cove Commons shopping plaza with the new residential and commercial redevelopment at

The Jersey City Council discussed the 6th Street Embankment plan & capping cannabis dispensaries at 55 total citywide at yesterday's caucus.

(Archived document, may contain errors) May31,1990 A $l30 BWON NGTAX PREscRIpllON FORTRE BUDGET DEZTU'I George Bush and congressional leader s are engaged in negotiations to deal with the federal budget deficit, which is descriied by many policy mak ers as a "crisis" that threatens the health of the national economy. Many members of Congress are urging the Resident to "show leadership" by rais ing taxes. And Bush has announced that he might be willing to forsake his most...

After its last customer departed two years ago, the short-line railroad in Cleveland's Flats has filed for federal approval to close down.

LAS VEGAS—For the first time in slightly more than 100 years Railroad Workers United, is demanding public ownership of railroad infrastructure in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Then, railroads “would be operated in the public interest,” it says. Unlike the major media in the U.S.