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California Zephyr With Yellowstone National Park - 7 Night/8 Day Tour
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More than 2,000 acres of geysers, hot springs, and lava formations await you in Yellowstone, the world’s first national park established in 1872. Located in three states, Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone’s most famous sights include Old Faithful, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and the Continental Divide. Keep your cameras handy as the vast Yellowstone is teeming with roaming wildlife, including wolves, grizzly bears, bison and elk. Your “Yellowstone National Park” 8-day adventure includes two nights onboard Amtrak’s California Zephyr as well as one night in Salt Lake City, three nights at the Yellowstone Park Hotel and one night in San Francisco. This well-planned itinerary combines rail touring with scenic driving and land tours to give you the “best of the West” independent vacation. Consider upgrading to a roomette or bedroom, which includes meals aboard the train.

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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South. The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)

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April 22 2012 - Lesser-known facts: Garfield pushed reform in term cut short by an assassin's bullet
The date: July 2, 1881. The location: Washington, D.C., train station. Two shots rang out from behind the president, one bullet grazed his arm but the other burrowed into his lower back. They were fired by Charles Guiteau.

March 24 2012 - Silt woman killed by Amtrak train
SILT, Colorado — A Silt woman was struck and killed after walking onto the mainline railroad tracks in Silt Saturday, March 17, according to Garfield County Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Tanny McGinnis.

March 24 2012 - Woman struck, killed by train in western Colorado
GLENWOOD SPRINGS (AP) - Authorities say a woman struck and killed by a train in Garfield County was a 27-year-old resident of Silt.

March 11 2012 - Garfield classes train adults for better jobs
Deborah Castillo-Mraz worked as a certified nurse assistant for several years, but at age 49 can longer do the heavy lifting the job requires.

February 23 2012 - NJ Transit to test new rail crossing sign
GARFIELD, N.J. (AP) - NJ Transit will install a new warning sign designed to keep pedestrians safe. The sign alerts people when a second train is coming after crossing gates are down because another train has already stopped at the station.

February 18 2012 - Electronic signs, increased patrols part of safety improvement plan for Plauderville station in Gar
Garfield teen Michael Cabaj's death in October was one of a handful of train-related tragedies that lead to new safety measures announced this week.

February 18 2012 - Rail plans on display at library
ENID — Railroad plans in Oklahoma are on display at Public Library of Enid and Garfield County, with an eye on getting public feedback on the future of rail service in the state.

February 16 2012 - Warning signs to be installed at train station in Garfield
The Garfield Plauderville station will be the recipient of "Second Train Coming" warning signs as part of the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) safety initiative.

February 08 2012 - Garfield GOP to caucus tonight
7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7, registration at 6:30 p.m. Advance registration at www.caucus.cologop.org Precincts 1-4: Roaring Fork High School, Carbondale Precincts 5-8 & Precincts 9-12: Glenwood Springs Community Center, 100 Wulfsohn Road, Glenwood Springs Precincts 13-18: Coal Ridge High School, New Castle Precincts 19-23: Garfield County Fairgrounds Event Hall, 1001 Railroad Ave., Rifle Precincts ...

January 05 2012 - GCSO, Burlington Northern, Operation Lifesaver to conduct operations this year
Garfield County Sheriff’s Office, Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad and Operation Lifesaver will conduct several operations throughout the year, according to a release from the sheriff’s office.

November 13 2011 - N.J. transportation officials search for ways to derail train-related fatalities
Formed by state Transportation Commissioner Jim Simpson after the deaths of three teenagers in less than 24 hours in Garfield and Wayne, the committee of transportation experts is looking for ways to reduce fatalities and accidents at railroad crossings

November 03 2011 - Train engineer quiets Garfield students with story about fatal accident
Train engineers and police are joining NJ Transit at schools to give first-person accounts of how they are impacted when a person is struck by a train.

October 27 2011 - Railroad crossing safety being looked at in Garfield
NJ Transit and city reevaluating railroad crossings after accident.

October 16 2011 - Train engineers live with the pain of those who die on the tracks
Roughly 500 people die nationwide every year while trespassing on railroad tracks, according to the Federal Railroad Administration. Nine have lost their lives on NJ Transit train tracks this year in Bergen and Passaic counties, including three teen boys killed in Wayne and Garfield this month.

October 05 2011 - Another Teen Struck And Killed By NJ TRANSIT Train
Michael Cabaj, 13, was struck and killed by a NJ TRANSIT train yesterday afternoon in Garfield, less than 24 hours after two teenagers were killed by a train in Wayne.

October 05 2011 - Officials examining safety precautions at North jersey train crossings
Federal, state and local officials said Tuesday they are reexamining safety measures along North Jersey train crossings following the deaths of three teens in Garfield and Wayne in a 24-hour span.

October 05 2011 - NJ Transit train hits, kills trespasser
GARFIELD, N.J. (AP) — Trains on New Jersey Transit's Bergen County Line have resumed service.

October 04 2011 - NJ Transit train service suspended on 1 line
GARFIELD, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Transit has suspended service on one train line after one person was killed on the tracks. The transit service says the death happened on the Bergen County Line in Fairfield a little before 5 p.m. Monday.

October 03 2011 - Filth-Loving Doctors Doomed Garfield After He Was Shot: Review
Even most American history buffs know only the broad outline of the crime: On July 2, 1881, four months after taking office, President James A. Garfield was gunned down in a Washington train station by a man named Charles Guiteau.

October 03 2011 - Garfield seventh-grader fatally struck by NJ Transit train
A seventh-grade student at Garfield Middle School was struck and killed by an NJ Transit train on Monday afternoon, less than 24 hours after two Passaic County teens were killed by a train in Wayne, witnesses and transit officials said.

October 23 2011 - Filth-Loving Doctors Doomed James A. Garfield After He Was Shot: Review
Even most American history buffs know only the broad outline of the crime: On July 2, 1881, four months after taking office, President James A. Garfield was gunned down in a Washington train station by a man named Charles Guiteau.