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Amtrak has announced new service that will allow passengers in Ohio to ride one train all the way to Florida. Currently passengers need to switch in Washington D.C.
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The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission organized a meeting of community and business stakeholders to start planning for passenger rail lines in the Columbus region.
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Big and small cities in the Buckeye State are looking to become part of the Amtrak expansion.
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Big and small cities in the Buckeye State are looking to become part of the Amtrak expansion.
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Big and small cities in the Buckeye State are looking to become part of the Amtrak expansion.
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Columbus is one of the biggest cities in America without passenger trains, and while that could change in the next decade, there are complications to keeping it on track.
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Federal funding is helping to plan potential passenger rail routes across the state. But it likely will be years before the project comes to fruition.
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Business & EconomyResearch firm Scioto Analysis found central Ohio could gain up to $48 million in the first year of a new passenger rail corridor being constructed, mostly from the jobs to build up the infrastructure.
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The Federal Railroad Administration has selected four routes serving Ohio and other states as priorities for Amtrak expansion, Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio said Tuesday.
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Business & EconomyAdvocacy for more passenger rail service in Ohio in recent years hasn't been fruitful. In 2011, then-Gov. John Kasich was among a few Republican governors who turned down federal funds that had been previously agreed to by their Democratic or independent predecessors for such expansion.