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Col. Gregory B. Pace now leads the second-largest employer in the city Victorville Daily Press A new leader is in charge at the U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Base, which transitions from a commander whose three-year term saw the base’s reach and purpose expand while nearly $3 billion worth of equipment rolled in and out on Barstow’s rail lines. During a ceremony Thursday morning, Col. Gregory B. Pace became commanding officer at a base that is Barstow's second-largest employer — behind only the Army's Fort Irwin National Training Center, according to data the city provided the Dail...

BNSF photo The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) and the Bureau International des Containers (BIC) have collaborated to standardize identification of terminals, ramps, container yards and depots in the U.S. Each facility in IANA’s Intermodal Facilities Directory, maintained as part of the organization’s Driver Vehicle Inspection Reporting service, now has a structured address, GPS coordinates and a 9-character BIC Facility Code, along with the preexisting IANA location codes that currently serve the North American intermodal market. “Adoption of these codes is expected to ...

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Citing the need to protect essential city services in this time of coronavirus, Tuscaloosa officials have announced the ice skating rink at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater will not reopen for 2020-21 season. Refunds for pre-purchased skate passes or deposits for scheduled events will be issued, officials said. These can be obtained by emailing Kay Day, the city’s venue operations manager, at kday@tuscaloosa.com. With worker shortages within the city’s Infrastructure and Public Services department, which manages the annual Holidays on the River, hovering at about 1/3 of the staff, Tuscaloosa M...

KXLY December 21, 2020 12:11 PM Connor Sarles SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Police helped reunite a missing Minnesota man with his family, when they learned he was taking a train through Spokane to meet an online friend. According to police, they received a call from Burnsville Police Department that an 18-year-old man left his home and took a train to Portland to see someone he had met during online gaming. His family was worried for him, as their son had never gotten in trouble, never run away and had ADD, anxiety and depression. The man also told his family he was goi...