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Guest Commentary | The false claims behind the 'Ultimate Trail' by railroad tracks – Santa Cruz Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Guest Commentary | The false claims behind the 'Ultimate Trail' by railroad tracks – Santa Cruz Sentinel

"Rail consultants have stated that in order to meet the travel time requirements from Watsonville to Santa Cruz, a new passenger train would need to reach speeds of up to 60 mph. However, the topographical challenges of the Branch Line make it difficult to achieve these desired speeds while also accommodating a trail," writes Brian Peoples in a Guest Commentary.

Iowa Traction wins historic preservation award - Vimarsana News

Iowa Traction wins historic preservation award

The Iowa Traction Railway was recently awarded the Outstanding Railroad Historic Preservation Award.

Elko New Market latest Minnesota city to debate transfer, sale of groundwater - Vimarsana News

Elko New Market latest Minnesota city to debate transfer, sale of groundwater

Niagara Bottling, based in California, has proposed a 425,000-square-foot facility to bottle and sell water from Elko New Market's Prairie du Chien-Jordan aquifer.

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'This is where we've been working so hard to get to' - Vimarsana News

'This is where we've been working so hard to get to'

During much of August, dozens of Alter Metal Recycling trucks dumped piles of scrap metal onto the concrete pavement at Des Moines Industrial.  The piles o

Des Moines Industrial update: 'This is where we've been working so hard to get to' - Vimarsana News

Des Moines Industrial update: 'This is where we've been working so hard to get to'

During much of August, dozens of Alter Metal Recycling trucks dumped piles of scrap metal onto the concrete pavement at Des Moines Industrial.  The piles o