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Rail News - People news from Amtrak and TRAC Intermodal. For Railroad Career Professionals - Vimarsana News

Rail News - People news from Amtrak and TRAC Intermodal. For Railroad Career Professionals

Railroad industry news about: President Joe Biden, nomination, Ronald Batory, Elaine Marie Clegg, Amtrak board of directors, Katherine Whalen, TRAC Intermodal, people on the move. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine

Inside Look features Enola Yard in East Pennsboro Township - Vimarsana News

Inside Look features Enola Yard in East Pennsboro Township

Superintendent of Terminals Travis McConnell said Enola Yard is one of the oldest yards in the area and was the largest freight yard in the world until the 1950s.

Teacher alleges that Philly police falsely arrested her when responding to neighbor altercation - Vimarsana News

Teacher alleges that Philly police falsely arrested her when responding to neighbor altercation

PHILADELPHIA – A third-grade teacher has launched legal action against members of the Philadelphia Police Department, contending that she was falsely arrested and charged with multiple criminal offenses by those officers, charges which were later dismissed completely.

Railway Operator Must Pay for Sparking Winslow, NJ Wildfire - Vimarsana News

Railway Operator Must Pay for Sparking Winslow, NJ Wildfire

A wildfire that broke out in Winslow, New Jersey was the result of a passing train. Now, state officials say the railway company responsible must pay for the response.

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Railway Operator Must Pay for Sparking Winslow, NJ Wildfire - Vimarsana News

Railway Operator Must Pay for Sparking Winslow, NJ Wildfire

A wildfire that broke out in Winslow, New Jersey was the result of a passing train. Now, state officials say the railway company responsible must pay for the response.