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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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May 22 2012 - Frank Phillips gets $142K state grant
AUSTIN - The State Comptroller's office awarded Frank Phillips College $142,434 to purchase equipment and train students entering the work force, the agency announced Tuesday.

April 29 2012 - From 'The Daily Show' to 'Ellen,' Alfred Phillips' paintings command attention
Alfred Phillips likes puddles. They appear in six of the 10 works in "Urban Grit," his new series inspired by the alleys, railroad tracks and streets around his F.A.T. Village studio.

April 25 2012 - Dangerous fad
I just finished reading my edition of the April 2012 “Trains” magazine. I was very impressed with reporter Don Phillips’ commentary entitled “Dangerous fad prompts Union Pacific (UP) photo policy.”

January 25 2012 - Orphan train riders, offspring seek answers about heritage
MASON CITY, Iowa (USA TODAY) — Jim Phillips is trying to fill the holes in his family history. His father, J. Harold Phillips, came to Iowa in 1912, when he was 6, aboard a train filled with children.

January 15 2012 - North Iowan seeks information on orphan train father
MASON CITY - Jim Phillips is hoping North Iowans might be able to help him find out information about his father who came to Clear Lake on an orphan train in 1912.

December 27 2011 - Box truck gets stuck in tunnel on Route 519 in Lopatcong Township
Express-Times Photo | DAN SNYDERLopatcong police inspect damage from a truck damaged in a crash with the RR culvert on Route 519 this morning.A 32-year-old Phillipsburg man drove his box truck into a Lopatcong Township railroad tunnel Friday and couldn't...

November 11 2011 - New Search for Baby Kate Phillips in Michigan
Police announced Thursday that a new search is underway for evidence related to the June disappearance of 4-month-old Katherine Shelbie-Elizabeth Phillips. According to a Ludington Police Department press release, investigators from several agencies are nearing completion of a search of an area off US-31 near railroad tracks in Amber Township. The search began on October [...]

October 25 2011 - Route 22 East lane to close at Phillipsburg-Lopatcong Township border
The closures are due to repair work on the bridge over Conrail railroad tracks, the New Jersey Department of Transportation said today.

October 19 2011 - Railroad history takes a turn in Phillipston
PHILLIPSTON - A piece of local history is being uncovered in Phillipston as volunteers with the public trail that runs through the area remove years of growth that has obscured the historic railroad turntable.

October 05 2011 - Historic train station on track to re-open
It hasn't seen a train in decades, but the historic Union Station in Phillipsburg is on track to re-open.

October 03 2011 - Nanton resident receives most votes in My Alberta Southwest Video Contest
Pincher Creek, Alberta With votes from around the world, Phillip LaCoste, 16, won the My Alberta SouthWest Video Contest top prize with his submission titled Ultimate Trains. Accepting the prize on Phillips behalf will be his father, Mr. Guy LaCoste, at a presentation in Nanton on September 7.Lacostes short video captures the day in the life of a miniature train. When asked why he chose...

October 01 2011 - Southeastern Conference Games at Fort Benning giving injured soldiers another avenue to compete
Army Capt. Michael Phillips didn’t know he’d sustained a serious spinal-cord injury in Afghanistan until a doctor flagged his file. He can’t train daily with other soldiers or deploy again to the Middle East, but he still competes at the Warrior Transition Battalion at Fort Benning.

October 01 2011 - Swampscott board rejects parking plan
SWAMPSCOTT - Selectmen unanimously rejected a committee’s recommendation to add parking spaces by Phillips Beach and rescinded a February 2010 vote to install a parking kiosk at the train station.

October 01 2011 - Southeastern Conference Games at Fort Benning gives injured soldiers another avenue to compete
Army Capt. Michael Phillips didn’t know he’d sustained a serious spinal-cord injury in Afghanistan until a doctor flagged his file. He can’t train daily with other soldiers or deploy again to the Middle East, but he still competes at the Warrior Transition Battalion at Fort Benning.

July 11 2011 - Phillipsburg School District, New Jersey Schools Development Authority set to meet in late July
With the Phillipsburg High School campus still looking more like a trailer park than a school, officials say they hope to hear by month's end the state’s decision to move forward on construction of a new facility.

July 08 2011 - All-day Family Day benefits Whippany train
HANOVER TWP. - The New York, Susquehanna & Western Technical & Historical Society will host the 2011 Family Day/Railfan Day on their Belvidere & Delaware River Railroad all day Saturday, Aug. 6 at Phillipsburg, where 100 percent of the proceeds from the event will be donated to the Restoration of Steam Locomotive No. 4039, which will be running at the Whippany Railway Museum in Whippany after an ...

July 02 2011 - Railroad hopes tearing down OK Lumber will advance development
FAIRBANKS — The Alaska Railroad is seeking bids to demolish two buildings that once housed OK Lumber at Illinois Street and Phillips Field Road. The old store, which contains 22,530 square feet, an...

July 01 2011 - Railroad seeks bids to demolish old OK Lumber buildings
The Alaska Railroad is seeking bids to demolish two buildings that once housed OK Lumber at Illinois Street and Phillips Field Road. The old store, which contains 22,530 square feet, and the 5,5...

June 30 2011 - Thomas the Tank Engine steams his way to Phillipsburg for third straight year
Tickets are available for train rides pulled by the life-size Thomas replica the next two weekends. Some parking restrictions are planned in town.

June 25 2011 - Alaska Railroad helps ice park move to new location
FAIRBANKS — Phillips Field Road is seeing a flurry of activity as Ice Alaska switches homes from the Alaska Railroad Corp. property to a new place down the street. The Fairbanks North Star Borough ...

June 25 2011 - Alaska Railroad helps Fairbanks ice park move to new location
FAIRBANKS — Phillips Field Road is seeing a flurry of activity as Ice Alaska switches homes from the Alaska Railroad Corp. property to a new place down the street. The Fairbanks North Star Borough ...