Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway to cease operations NEWSWIRE

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A Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway train prepares to leave the former Central Railroad of New Jersey station in downtown Jim Thorpe, Pa., on Oct. 24, 2018. The Lehigh Gorge Scenic has announced it will shut down in November. Scott A. Hartley PORT CLINTON, Pa. — The Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway announced it would cease operations […]

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Genesee & Wyoming executive discusses impact of Precision Scheduled Railroading NEWSWIRE

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BURLINGTON, Vt. — The spread of Precision Scheduled Railroading inflicts short-term pain on shortline railroads but offers the potential for long-term gain, Michael Miller, president of Genesee & Wyoming’s North American operations, told a shipper conference last week. The short-term impact includes unexpected service changes, the bunching of customer traffic, and the handling of larger […]

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Short line association to partner with data company on webinar series NEWSWIRE

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BELLEVUE, Wash. — CloudMoyo is excited to announce the launch of a new education initiative with the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association (ASLRRA), an industry association representing the 603 short line freight railroad companies in the United States and their suppliers. ASLRRA and CloudMoyo will develop ongoing educational and informative webinars, focused on using […]

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Shortline company Anacostia Rail Holdings invests to begin building, operating, and buying freight transloading terminals NEWSWIRE

CHICAGO — Anacostia Rail Holdings Company and Brown Brothers Harriman Capital Partners today announced the formation of Precision Terminal Logistics, a jointly owned entity that will operate, build, and acquire transloading terminals across the U.S. In conjunction with its formation, PTL has acquired select assets from Arrow Material Services, LLC, a provider of transloading and […]

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Rutland review

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An eastbound milk train from Ogdensburg, N.Y., passes the joint Rutland/Central Vermont station at Alburgh, Vt., in October 1951, behind green-and-yellow Alco RS3 No. 204. Jim Shaughnessy photo […]

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