Representatives Adriano Espaillat, joined by Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer and uptown Council Member Mark Levine, hailed the inclusion of a provision in the House’s major transportation infrastructure bill. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Amtrak
Amtrak’s 2-For-1 Valentine’s Day Sale
Here at the Harlem World office, many of us are partial to train travel: It lets you avoid traffic (both on the highway and in the air), there’s more space to get up and move around reports CN Travel. Continue Reading →
Brewer And Levine Call Out Amtrak For Devastating Local Community Garden In Harlem
In a recent letter to Amtrak CEO Richard H. Anderson, Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer and Mark Levine called out the national rail carrier.
Report Says, Scenic Harlem Community Garden Claims Crops Were Poisoned
A beloved Harlem community garden is claiming that Amtrak has poisoned its crops, according to a report from Patch. Continue Reading →
Supervisors Suspended Following Subway Derailment In Harlem
Two track maintenance supervisors were suspended Wednesday, a day after following a subway derailment in Harlem that officials said appears to have been caused by human error, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Albert Maysles Was Obsessed With Being In Transit On Amtrak
The NY Post reports that long into his 80s, Albert Maysles always preferred buses and trains to taxis. Continue Reading →
Amtrak Maintenance Tops $38 Billion Creating Jobs From Harlem To The Hudson
The busiest U.S. passenger rail route needs $38 billion to stay in good working order, a 36% jump over the estimate just a year ago, according to a group that oversees the Northeast Corridor. Continue Reading →
Amtrak Service Disruption In And Out Of Penn Station
Due to a minor train derailment, Amtrak customers should expect delays in and out of Penn Station. Continue Reading →
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