The Man Is Gone, but His Voice Will Keep Riding the Rails
Van Ritshie, who recorded the announcements on Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North trains, died this month at age 80.
Philadelphia Tribune17h
Penn Museum discovers another set of human remains from the MOVE bombing
The Penn Museum has discovered additional human remains in its possession associated with the 1985 MOVE bombing in West ...
LancasterOnline22h
Amtrak's Keller Avenue parking lot closes as pedestrian bridge construction begins [Lancaster Watchdog]
The free Keller Avenue parking lot north of the Lancaster Amtrak train station closed Friday as officials begin a multiyear ...
NJ Transit votes to close a train station that opened in 1918
NJ Transit’s board voted Wednesday to close the Kingsland rail station in downtown Lyndhurst and consolidate it with a new ...
Couple buys historic railroad for a deal of the century
In 1988, Ken and Stephanie Olsen bought the old track from the Burlington Northern Railroad. Two locomotives, eight flat cars ...
Billy Penn17h
Liner’s final voyage starts (sorta); Heat over arena; Possible MOVE remains discovered | Morning roundup
SS United States starts its long voyage Thursday, with a short trip The SS United States will remain in Philly for a little while longer, after the ship’s trip to […] ...
Metro US on MSN13h
Almanac: New Japanese-American cocktail concept opens in Old City
There’s a spirited reason to head to Ogawa Sushi & Kappo this winter. Almanac is a new cocktail bar housed upstairs at Ogawa, ...