BOSTON (AP) — Federal officials will host a series of public meetings in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and elsewhere to craft plans for future passenger rail investments in the Northeast Corridor.
The Federal Railroad Administration says the meetings are opportunities for the public to contribute their thoughts on alternatives for future Northeast Corridor rail service.
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