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January 05 2012 - Delegation, Governor Announce Plan to Move Forward on Devils Lake Rail Line Project
Senators John Hoeven and Kent Conrad, Congressman Rick Berg and Gov. Jack Dalrymple today announced they have a plan in place to move forward on upgrading the Amtrak-BNSF Railway near Devils Lake. Rising floodwaters in the Devils Lake basin have threatened the rail lines and bridges near Churchs Ferry, forcing Amtrak to suspend service on its Empire Builder line earlier this year. |
June 15 2011 - Amtrak service resumes, crews overcome flooding
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Amtrak passenger rail service between Minnesota and the Pacific Northwest will resume Wednesday after crews overcame flooding related problems between Devils Lake and Rugby in northeast North Dakota. |
June 14 2011 - ND Amtrak Service Resumes Wednesday
Amtrak passenger rail service between Minnesota and the Pacific Northwest will resume Wednesday after crews overcame flooding related problems between Devils Lake and Rugby in northeast North Dakota. |
June 14 2011 - Amtrak Service Resuming in North Dakota
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Amtrak passenger rail service between Minnesota and the Pacific Northwest will resume Wednesday after crews overcame flooding related problems between Devils Lake and Rugby in northeast North Dakota. |
June 14 2011 - Amtrak service resuming, crews overcome flooding
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Amtrak passenger rail service between Minnesota and the Pacific Northwest will resume Wednesday after crews overcame flooding related problems between Devils Lake and Rugby in northeast North Dakota. |
June 11 2011 - Temporary Closure of BNSF Railway Tracks
| 5/31/2011 Wave action due to high winds on Devils Lake has led to the temporary closure of BNSF Railway tracks used by the Amtrak Empire Builder trains in North Dakota. |
June 10 2011 - Flooding still side-railing Amtrak’s Empire Builder
BISMARCK, N.D. — Flooding-related problems in North Dakota continue to disrupt Amtrak passenger rail service between Minnesota and the Pacific Northwest. Amtrak on June 1 suspended the Empire Builder line between St. Paul, Minn., and Spokane because of water-related track problems between Devils Lake and Rugby in northeast North Dakota. Amtrak says the line will remain closed through Monday with ... |
June 10 2011 - North Dakota officials boarding the 'save Amtrak' express to DC
GRAND FORKS - With Amtrak's Empire Builder suspended passenger rail service through North Dakota entering its second consecutive weekend because of flooding in the Devils Lake Basin, a meeting is planned in Washington next week to discuss the threatened line's future. |
June 09 2011 - Two Amtrak Routes Disrupted by Flooding
Amtrak service continues to be temporarily suspended west of St. Paul, Minn., due to a BNSF Railway Co. track closure between Devils Lake and Rugby, N.D. This suspension includes the daily originations of the trains from Portland, Seattle and Chicago through Monday, June 13. |
May 17 2011 - Amtrak, BNSF plan for possible alternate route
Railroad officials don't know exactly when it will happen but with Devils Lake on the rise, Amtrak passenger service to Rugby, Devils Lake and Grand Forks is expected to suspend temporaril. |
May 17 2011 - Water puts the brakes on amtrak
Amtrak, a major transportation link to northeastern North Dakota could be shut down tomorrow. Water is about to cover the railroad tracks near Churchs Ferry, twenty miles west of Devils Lake. |
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