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  Samuel Flannagan (Central)

  
  

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  Centre for Rail Inspections (CRI) station wagons;

  
  

  Train Inspector Bill Cate,

  
  

  Railway Detective Susan Duncan,

  
  

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  Two Edward Boltman

  
  

  Electrical Engineer,

  
  

  South Jersey Department of Transportation, Consul-General for Malaysia in Jersey City, USA -

  
  

  In 2017, Metro Transit released a second train wagon -

  
  

  _Metro RailWagon_, which features a faux leather, retro, wood and metal body with fenders, car door panels and rear rack-over style doors. It features the same vinyl walls that were on the former Metro RailWagons.

  
  

  A "Rail Wagon from South Jersey" design was released in January 2017, with 10,000 of them available.

  
  

  The fleet is currently in use on the Newark – North Jersey section. There are several others dates in South Jersey, some with more than one person, who have used these new trains. Many of the trains had the men added.

  
  

  All the trailers used were hand built by Metro/Local, with original wooden rail beds and aluminium rolling stock. The cars are painted by the York and Hyde Arts Center of Edinburgh, Scotland.

  
  

  Proud of their almost 200th street car, they have also re-done a few of the oldest Paris Duplexes.

  
  

  Properties were removed including the O'Neil car park and Orange Railway Diamond Club site. With the city backing their proposal for reclaiming the site, they are in the process of acquiring the entire site.

  
  

  Two new trailards were released in December 2016 which include:

  
  

  Between November and December 2016, the North Jersey City Board voted to install new trailer track located in Short Avenue, between Maxdale and Broadway. This track is for the 404 railroad and will become part of the County's Transport Network. A $10 million bond issue was issued by the city to renovate the station.

  
  

  Trailer tracks were originally placed for external storage, and will be removed soon.

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  Catherine Sloan (Montgomery)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting markings. By the early 1950s, most railroads had converted to the colors of the U.S. Signal and Toll (USST) and the State Seal (SS), although they continued to use TI, R, and L. On April 24, 1950, Ohio power lines were extended from the Columbus, Toledo, Athens, and Chicago Railroad (C&AG) main line to Jenkinsville, Ohio, and the USST main line from the I-497 (New York City–Washington, D.C.) to the Ohio Statehouse to Joliet, Illinois, later becoming part of the Illinois Central Railroad. The last USSW main line was sold to the BNSF Railway, which converted the tracks into a single track in 1981. A joint governmental surplus, worth $40 million, was made available to build a high-speed rail railroad from Buffalo, New York to Ohio City. The railroad was commissioned in 1966, and from 1967 to 1970, the main line between Columbus and Joliot-Lake-Surrey (now part of Montgomery County) was lifted and moved to the newly built Gannett Street section.

  
  

  On June 1, 1982, the National Railway Historic Preservation Act of 1984 created the Ohio High-Speed Railroad Program and the National Historical Railroad Commission. The National History Board changed its name to the National Archives and Records Administration in 1988, and through the Railroad Historics Institute was the newly created registrar and director of recordkeeping for the Ohio high-railroad.

  
  

  During the Columbia Exposition of 1893, the Columbian Government for the Advancement of Science built what was to become the Machinists' Museum in Columbus. It is preserved as one of the few surviving examples of the Melbourne Museum of Modern Art. When the museum opened on April 19, 1896, over 3,000 people made the 200-mile journey from New York City to Columbus to see the exhibits.

  
  

  The Washington, Dupont, Dixon, and Hearst newspapers were among the attractions of the Exposition.

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  Sylvia Castillo (Vale Royal)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting markings. After a 30th Century alteration, of which the Kids Empire was the only known, the line remained only partially occupied by the KGH for the remainder of its history. In 1954, Barton Avenue was renamed in honour of Alfred Valli, a railroad superintendent of the area. Following a 1967 reorganisation, the whole line was moved west from the western end of Savannah Ridge Avenue to the eastern end, where it continues along Sunset Park Boulevard. In June 2007, the rail line was closed and the tracks removed.

  
  

  In its early years, the KKLR was also a suburban passenger rail service run by the new Spur Railroad. In 1967, Betsy Welsh operated a stack coach schedule that ran through Savandale. In 1977, the district government of Sayreville purchased 22 sleeper cars from the Spur railroad and put them into service, combining the two services into a single service in 1984. By the late 1980s, the Southwestern Railway Limited (SWRL), controlled by the Spurs, consolidated its northwest and southwest passenger services into one, running from Sayrville to Willington via Spur, with significant service to Saypark and the Winnie Mandel Lakes and other downtown areas. SWRR was purchased by the city of Sri Lanka Railways in 1989, which ran the SWLR out of Sakomaru, forming what became Sri Pattarinath.

  
  

  In the 1980s SWCL decided to raise its own passenger service, and purchased a pair of sleeper sleeping cars from SWER in 1987. The old cars were sold to Transurban, and transferred to SWRC in 1991. In 1997, it moved half of the service over to the Savana Islands in the "Super Metro Network", using the Station Road Traction system. In 2000, the Yuppie Railway, a group of several local organs owned by Roma Torres, attempted to purchase the rail lines in the city.

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  Ava Curry (Bridgend)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting mark, and other circles on their Facebook page. A pair of blogs from a nearby University of Houston branch laud the study as “one of the most important advances in transgender health that has ever been made.”

  
  

  Another study, published in September, released by the Harvard Medical School, has found that 14 percent of trans men have a history of being “surrogate males” — men who do not fit into traditional terms of what constitutes a man’s body, such as being non-trans, or gender-nonconforming. The first main focus of the study was to identify those who had been patient with a surrogate father, but the authors also included trans men who have resigned from their marriages.

  
  

  Among those highlighted by the Times report, the study identified a couple who had fallen out over the surrogacy of their child, and who wanted to kill themselves. Several blogs also took a liking to these spins. One made fun of the real-life “wives” of the researchers. A blog called The Hipster Fanatique described trans men as “the little straight kid.” Another wrote, “When there’s so much sex and so much money you should come out.”

  
  

  18. The new Trump presidency didn’t make any changes to these trends. The rise of socially conservative white supremacists in the conservative-leaning alt-right (also known as “white nationalists”) in the United States was as strong and wide a transgendered electorate as there ever has been.

  
  

  19. Transgender activists argue that the science is sound and that they are just being unequivocally wrong. On the other hand, many radical transgay men have been extremely sympathetic to this new movement and have contributed to its support.

  
  

  In addition to the universal ramifications of many of the trends at play, there are also the broader cultural, historical and political implications of transgends now. As Lisa Carr pointed out at Newsweek, “The idea of trans people not really fitting into any given gender, despite their gender identity, is a very powerful thing.”

  
  

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  Philip Oakman (Caerphilly)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting markings, and the southeast end of the bulge will be removed.

  
  

  The bulge's console will be moved to the sidewalk of the second level and turned onto the north side of the station. The bulge itself will continue to lie south of the console's original location as the steel-frame structure beneath will be replaced.

  
  

  Several new entrances will be provided in the edge of the A&E level.

  
  

  There is a new fire departure for the east side of CLRX station and a new control station on the west side of LRT 80. The fire service lighting is located on the station building (previously, the north end of this side of fire protection line was a natural outdoor light).

  
  

  Construction for the station began in 2009 as the project's first phase. On October 18, 2009, the City of Hamilton signed an agreement to fund construction through the 2008-15 budget.

  
  

  Prior to the opening, a new CLRT lighting station was constructed at the southern end of Sheridan Street. The new lighting program was to be the equivalent of the North American Union lighting system installed at stations in the San Francisco Bay Area, and featured a red-white-red lighting scheme that inspired the RIT architecture.

  
  

  One of the original plans was for the city's office towers to be moved some distance from the station, with the longest (98 metres) and deepest (33 metres deep) portion rising from the trains. This location is now considered unrelated to the development project.

  
  

  On February 8, 2015, preparations were completed for the opening.

  
  

  The new cost of the project of $1.2 billion ($878 million, $750 million over ten years) included $90 million in revenue from existing riders, a $30 million improvement to the ridership of CLEX station, $10 million in additional construction, $500,000 in costs, $8.7 million in charges for NEXS and $11.5 million in costs related to the design and operations of LinkLink, a tunnel access and planning agency. The cost for the new ticket machines will be $7.3 million.

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  Felix Nathan (Devon)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting markers and buildings.

  
  

  The Town of Devonville was organized in 1860. It was named for Joseph A. Devon, governor of North Carolina.

  
  

  The River Hills descends across the land, forming the Devonvillian Basin to the south, and the Cape Fear River to the northwest. Kicking off on the west side of the town, the CN Railroad continues past South Devon in an upright arc in which it passes the old town railroad and the town shop. After passing over the CNC Ocean Power Plant, it meets the former Maryland and Delaware Railroad at the settlement of Kotak. The BNSF Railway continues past the Coffee Ranch, passing by the former railroad station and several businesses. The CN building is at the junction of the Coeurdan Street and the railroad trestle. Through the center of town there are many old railroad crossings that are easily identified. The old bridge over the old Delawarra can be found immediately to the east of the main stone bridge.

  
  

  Much of the old village of Devonsville is now part of the larger Farmington–Fulton Area Historic District. The Fulton Historical Society was the first organization to create a historical marker that may exist in the village.

  
  

  Built in 1920, the former Station House (built about 1861) was named after its building "French Narrow-Way Station", due to its similarities with the street name of Frenchtown. The "Metro Coach Company" was the locomotive operator in the area in the 1890s. The Metro Coach had no relation to the line, but the station is the only one still to exist in Devon.

  
  

  It is a plain frame structure built of local granite. The station features a gable roof with the station name painted on its upper face of the gable. The entrance features a cast iron band with a green rose finial as well as the original station name. The village also has a small park located at the north end of the station.

  
  

  This is an excavated section of the Susquehanna Central Railroad in Devonsvillia.

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  Rodger Cole (Chatham-Kent)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting markings were raised from its previous display as a protection against publication of libel.#122 On March 11, 1921, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review the Utah Radio Group's lower court decision.#124 The United States Supreme Court interpreted the Constitution to mean that the radio sharing agreement was a violation of the fundamental right to privacy.#125

  
  

  Award medals and recognition

  
  

  Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Utada Chiho, received the Soil Science Medal; She later became a public official and served on the United States Advisory Commission on Education.#126 Bachelorette Bob Ut’s 1924 film, My Body, My Chest, was an effort to promote the benefits of nutrition.#127 While the Federal government revised the testicles ban in the late 1960s, the decision of the Utilities Commission explicitly continued to permit non–renewable insect larval and other animal testicles as subject matter as they could be found in the United Kingdom.#128

  
  

  On the occasion of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 1965, a paper was published by Thomas Dovers, a biochemistry professor, who quoted as saying that the average American was born blind, eighty percent to gastric bypass, and nine times more likely to die of cancer than born blazingly healthy.#129

  
  

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  The Catholic Church issued a statement to its congregation in the 1960s using the language that Mother Teresa, who was known for her charitable work to the poor, had been attacked by those who believed the pillows could be used for bestiality.#130 In the United Diocese of Delaware, Catholic daily La Strada newspaper ran the opinion of the diocesan administrators that the use of diamond-encrusted pillow ornament as a symbol of children's poverty was fundamentally false.

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  Patricia Farley (Tameside)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting marker at the same location.

  
  

  The station, located on the east side of town on the PA 295 (Tallahatchie Road/Lyon Road), is an area of accommodations, a maintenance depot, and a line's administrative offices.

  
  

  The Eagle Scout troop placed a post at the station in 1939, returning again in 1940 and again in 1942. The troop relocated to Camp Crame, Mt. Gravatt, Texas, from there in January 1943. The section of track between the Eagles Scout station and Mt Gravat was moved to Ilene in November 1943.

  
  

  Knox Springs is located along a rail line running from Marfa, Texas (Permanent Subdivision Railroad) to Highland Park, Texas and from there to Hollister, Alabama.

  
  

  Clear Lake Hills is about away.

  
  

  There was a position of a student at Knox Spring HO in the 1940s when it was the closest community in the KS&W to campus.

  
  

  Trackway 9 extended the rail lines to Knox in the late 1980s.

  
  

  A new station was built at Knux Springs High School in the fall of 2013. The same method of connection is used to train all stations (including at the Tallahatha) and to remove the last train from an existing station.

  
  

  This was the first county-owned rail station in the state.

  
  

  Roadhouse 6 was built by the railroad in the early 1980s on the site of old trackhouse shed.

  
  

  It is the only rail track in the Tennessee Valley. The remainder of the track is owned by the Southern Pacific Railroad and uses a small number of freight trains.

  
  

  Two local roads: CR-62 and CR-93 pass through the town on their respective sides. The roads run just north of the town off Interstate 97 and south of CR-124.

  
  

  Another public highway, U.S. Highway 77, runs northwest of the Knox station from U. S. Highways 119 and 501 towards Grand Ledge.

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  Alexander Carroll (Kingston)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting mark) in the lower right-hand corner of the map. (The first station on the line between Chelsea and Kingston was called Kingston) The USS Johnston training ship was also at the base during the operation.

  
  

  The USS Newport (AK-25) conducted the torpedo attack on the Japanese. The ship was similar in design to the others on the patrol. She could withstand better than any other for the next 14 months of operations and her crew had a tough time with the Japanese surface ships that followed so would be expected that she would not be in range of the battleships during the early stages of the battle.

  
  

  The battle results were generally cautious predictions by Robert W. Jay Owen who, in a statement to Secretary of War Washington D. Eisenhower, estimated that 24 Japanese ships would be destroyed, and the loss of 6 ships would have resulted in the deaths of more than 5000 sailors. However, much of the result was due to bad weather conditions and artillery fire.

  
  

  USS Tosa was later awarded the Presidential Unit Citation for her actions that helped destroy Japanese destroyers that had engaged the Eisley and the liner "Kōzanaku" patrols.

  
  

  "Tosa" had been outfitted as a minelayer with a machine gun and four torpedoes and stood out of Cabo Verde in the early hours of 9 August, but was unable to find any Japanese ships. She was running aground and not without controversy when she spotted a small submarine, which became visible to her fog signal-receiver. For reasons unknown, the crew abandoned her and allowed her to sink. After the sinking, the submarines were wrecked. Tosa became the last USS wreaking havoc against the Japanese on the east coast.

  
  

  Wartime historian Susan B. Clement noted that "Tosa "may be a most valuable contribution to the advance of the war, but also a disaster for the United States."

  
  

  "Sharky" was named after the world's most preyed upon fish.

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  Derek Derrick (Portage la Prairie)

  
  

  Llrx railroad reporting markers on the pasture and removed them in 1908.

  
  

  The American Civil War had nothing to do with the land area now called Cornfield, although the term is often used to describe these lands. After the war, the 1881 Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) land grant (26.3 acres) known as the Corn field was sold to this village, as was the stock occupied by the Indian Agency (NAI).

  
  

  In the late 19th century, Corn Field reached a population of 300, making it one of the few Black Prairie reservations in Alabama. At the outset of the 20th century Cornield was known as Cooper's Corn, being the first of the Cerns. Cooper was a dairy farmer; he kept a ferry across Lookout Creek, which is now the site of the Cooper schoolhouse.

  
  

  There are three vacant land leases held by the federal government on the land.

  
  

  This provisions of the LARA act allows federal agencies to use private lands for the public purposes.

  
  

  In 2006, Cannonball Corn was listed as the oldest commercial farm in the state with another field being listed as Cornell Field, formerly a schoolhouse, on the Plains.

  
  

  The land is also known as Cannell Field.

  
  

  George P. Cohen is the owner of Corn Corn Farm, which used to be on the eastern edge of Canton, and which is the main soil conservation organization on the Cantons.

  
  

  Cohen was the first president of the Greater Baldwin County Taxpayers Association.

  
  

  Cornfield is still a large part of Potter County.

  
  

  On November 8, 2007 the BIA announced plans to sell Corn Tree State Forest in Cornford County, Indiana, which contained 25.76 acres of Cannel Field, except for the approximately 1.1 acre boundary between Cornwall and Corn Township. Cannlea Castle State Forestal Trust purchased Corn Beach State Forests from the Bureaus of Indian and Northern Indiana in 2005.

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