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Amtrak will provide limited Acela Express and Northeast Regional service between Washington and Boston today, marking a partial restoration of Northeast Corridor service for the first time since Oct. 28, when Atlantic superstorm Sandy approached the U.S. East Coast.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority resumed full rail service on its New Haven and Hudson lines, and was running Harlem trains as far north as White Plains as it recovers from Hurricane Irene.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority struggled to restore rail service to New York’s northern suburbs and Connecticut after tracks were damaged by mudslides, flooding and washouts from Hurricane Irene.
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Railroads that bring more than 800,000 weekday commuters into New York City are resuming most service after transit workers pumped water off tracks, cleared fallen trees and restored power in the wake of Hurricane Irene.
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Service on New York’s Metro-North railroad from Grand Central has been restored after a fire at the 138th Street bridge over the Harlem River was contained.
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“It’s fair to say you’re going to have a tough commute in the morning,” Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned New York City commuters today at a news conference describing the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene.
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Service on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines of New York’s Metro-North railroad has been suspended up to the 138th Street bridge over the Harlem River because of a fire, a spokeswoman for the line said.
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New York City residents returned to Manhattan streets, yellow taxis began plying their usual routes and equity markets planned to open after Irene passed through as a tropical storm, less severe than the hurricane local officials feared.
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“It’s fair to say you’re going to have a tough commute in the morning,'' Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned New York City commuters today at a news conference describing the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene.
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New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is reducing service indefinitely on its Metro-North Railroad New Haven line beginning Feb. 7 as almost half its snow-battered fleet awaits repairs.
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