Train Time
Karen Christensen, Matthew SilberTrain Time focuses on rail as a sustainable way to get around - locally, nationally, and internationally - and as a system that is good for people, communities, economies, and the natural world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 14 |
| Subscribers | Read | traintime.substack.com |
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Danbury, CT is trying to get on track
This story was originally published by The Connecticut Mirror (www.CTMirror.org) and is republished here with permission.
Audio: Canaan, CT to Pittsfield, MA train service
We’ll be resuming our interview podcasts as well as providing audio versions of newsletters, like this one. Links to related and earlier podcasts are below.
News roundup, February 21, 2025
This news post is composed of links to relevant articles, using gift links whenever possible. Please send us relevant, interesting, and inspiring stories about trains and public transit for possible inclusion.
Maybrook Line offers opportunity
Our first guest post comes from Matthew Silber. We will publish occasional guest posts, and welcome submissions of about 800 words, with photographs. Please read our About page before sending a submission to thetraincampaign@gmail.com.
Authors
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Karen Christensen writes about third places, leadership, and political polarization, and is senior editor of the SAGE Encyclopedia of Community, CEO of Berkshire Publishing, and research associate at the Harvard Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies.
Educator. Historian. Public transportation advocate and enthusiast.
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