RAILROAD
Guessing Quiz: Name that bridge type
Beginning in April, the Bridgehunter's Chronicles will start a series on unusual bridge designs- namely bridge designs that were not commonly used for roadways and railroads but were built f...
Posted on 4/5/13 at 6:36 AM
I see trees of green...
I do not consider myself to be a nature aficionado, but I do enjoy it for a short day trip. In particular, I enjoy growing things -plants, flowers, and trees. I particularly enjoy trees - something ab...
Posted on 3/11/12 at 10:33 PM
SSSHHH! Beach joins growing community of quiet zones
By Katherine Grandstrand , October 07, 2012
BNSF to mow high grass by tracks after Belfield officials send letter
By Betsy Simon , September 09, 2012
Fracking sand depot in the works in Richardton
RICHARDTON — City commissioners unanimously agreed to allow annexation of nearly 80 acres of land south of the railroad for a fracking sand railroad depot during a meeting Monday at City Hall.By Betsy Simon , August 21, 2012
Railroad oil capacity up more than 50 percent
BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota’s capacity to export oil by rail has jumped more than 50 percent in June as shippers in the state increasingly turn to mile-long trains to move crude to markets not linked by pipelines.By James MacPherson , June 20, 2012
Proppant plant in Gladstone may be ready by 2013
April 10, 2012
Buford, Wyo. — population 1 — heads to auction
March 13, 2012
Major rail hub nears completion by Dickinson
September 02, 2011
Rail hub near completion
September 02, 2011
Midwest flooding causes rail delays
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Disruption caused by Midwest flooding has inundated Amtrak with delays and extra expense this summer while dampening the spirits of passengers traveling popular routes, forcing them in some cases to hop off the train and onto chartered buses.July 16, 2011
Drivers frustrated with crossing
Some drivers who frequently pass the train crossing on State Avenue are frustrated with the way the train operators have been conducting business lately.May 26, 2011
House talks of restored rail service
BISMARCK — A Jamestown lawmaker wants passenger rail service to serve North Dakota cities along Interstate 94.February 11, 2011
Homefront: Couple preserves 106-year-old home
Over the years, homes see a wide variety of families come through and can pass from owner to owner several times, but Don and Angie Dire are only the second family to live in their 106-year-old Dickinson home.By Bess Pallares , April 25, 2010
Violations before LA crash stir rail safety debate
he human error detailed in last week's hearings on the 2008 Metrolink commuter train disaster that killed 25 people has stirred debate over what the rail industry can do to ensure passenger safety for at least six more years until technology is installed that could prevent another collision.March 09, 2009
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