MARC on time rate hits 94 percent in August
Maryland Mass Transit Administration reports MARC system achieved 94 percent on time in August with ridership reaching five million annually. Three lines serve 39 stations from Martinsburg to Perryville and Union Station. Construction starts include a new Dorsey Station on the Camden Line and a 1,100 space parking garage at BWI MARC Station.
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Wva
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Baltimore
Camden Station
Union Station
Perryville
Baltimore Penn Station
Local Low Mood Screening Day Set for Oct 6
The Mental Health Association, with Frederick Community College and Frederick Memorial Hospital, sponsors a local low mood screening on Oct 6 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. National data show 15 million Americans affected yearly, with only a quarter seeking treatment. Locally 65 individuals were screened, with three sessions on Oct 6 to 16 am noon 24 and 6 8 pm walk ins welcome but pre registration preferred. Call 663 0011 or 662 3955 for details and to register.
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Mental Health Association
Frederck Community College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
National Institute of Mental Health
Frederick County
Railroads hire 24 in Cumberland and Hagerstown amid busier freight
CSX and Conrail increase staff in Cumberland and Hagerstown as freight traffic rises. Fifteen CSX trainees, including three in Hagerstown, started field work after classroom training. Conrail hired engineers and conductors locally, signaling surging demand and a potential Conrail Norfolk Southern merger aiding future activity.
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CSX
Jacksonville
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Tom Barron
Conrail
Rudy Husband
Association of American Railroads
Washington
Carol Perkins
Trade Association “Santa Fe
Chicago
Union Pacific
Omaha
Rai
Norfolk Southern
The
Journal of Commerce
Boston
Gulf of Mexico
Bob Tracey
Hagerstown Roundhouse
USAir Eyes Memorial Site for Flight 427 Crash
USAir said it will explore acquiring the privately owned crash site in Hopewell Pennsylvania to establish a memorial for the 132 passengers and crew killed when Flight 427 nose-dived into a woodland ravine near Pittsburgh International Airport. The airline will update families and the Pittsburgh community as progress occurs.
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Usair
Hopewell
Pittsburgh International
Usau
Pittsburgh
Usauw
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