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Providence And Worcester Freight Railroad Massachusetts
75 Hammond Street, Worcester, Massachusetts 01610 - (call (508) 755-4000)
P&W is a regional freight railroad operating in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York.

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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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February 09 2012 - Wilfred J. Aubut, at 87, of New Bedford, veteran
Wilfred Joseph Aubut of New Bedford, a World War II veteran and retired railroad dispatcher and ticket agent, died...

December 06 2011 - City takes over rail yard after cleanup
The city of New Bedford announced a settlement and deal to take over the old Railroad Depot property -- which could be a step on the way to bringing commuter rail back to the city.

November 10 2011 - South Coast rail remains priority
A leader of the Southeastern Massachusetts Commuter Rail Task Force last week flatly denied the group was advocating for a proposed $1.4-$1.8 billion train to Fall River and New Bedford. Responding to criticism about a July Boston Globe opinion piece he co-authored with task force chairman John Bullard and attacking the federal Environmental Protection Agency as being “stuck in the ‘70s ...

October 31 2011 - Celebrating a legacy: Events explore New Bedford's role in Civil War
Residents, rangers and history buffs gathered in New Bedford Saturday to celebrate a legacy that extends even beyond the Underground Railroad and the brave men of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment.

October 09 2011 - New manager named for South Coast Rail
As South Coast Rail chugs forward to bring commuter train service to New Bedford and Fall River, it has a new conductor at its helm.

October 01 2011 - Rail advocates urge sophisticated approach to swamp impact
NEW BEDFORD — A former mayor and the head of the regional planning agency are turning the tables on the Environmental Protection Agency over the South Coast commuter rail project.

July 28 2011 - The EPA's misguided stance on South Coast rail shows its outdated priorities
By John Bullard and Stephen C. Smith Extending MBTA commuter rail to New Bedford and Fall River promises many environmental...

May 18 2011 - Proposed South Coast Rail project hearings draw support, criticism
It was a tale of two hearings. Freetown Selectwoman Jean Fox said consecutive hearings about the proposed South Coast Rail Line, with stops planned for Fall River and Freetown, received a warm reception at a hearing in New Bedford on Thursday, but a negative reception in Mansfield on Wednesday.