- Profile: MTA Metro-North Railroad
MTA Metro-North Railroad is the second largest commuter railroad in the United States. Its main lines the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven - run northward out of Grand Central Terminal, a Beaux-Arts Manhattan landmark, into suburban New York state and Connecticut. Grand Central has been completely restored and redeveloped as......
- Group to play matchmaker with money, startups
Entrepreneurs looking for venture capital, and the investors who have it, now have two new places to find each other in and around Westchester. The new Westchester Venture Group, set to hold its first meeting on March 23, says it will strive to enhance business growth in Westchester by matching ......
- Transit Oriented Development: making TOD
real.
Several times a year, Randall Fleischer, Director of Business Development & Facilities for MTA Metro-North Railroad, receives unsolicited proposals from brokers and/or developers for redeveloping the station areas and the acres of parking that surround 119 stations distributed in seven counties in southeastern New York State and two counties in ......
- The Cities, Fairfield and Westchester County: Stamford
Settled in 1641, today Stamford is a dynamic, diversified and growing community. Strategically located in southwestern Connecticut, Stamford is less than one hour from midtown Manhattan by commuter rail or interstate highway. Stamford is situated directly on the major rail and highway routes between New York City and Boston, and ......
- NCAHF annual membership meeting October
6.
NCAHF's annual membership meeting will take place at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday October 6th at 23 Timothy Drive, Westerly, RI 02891--overlooking the Pawcatuck River which divides Rhode Island and Connecticut. The telephone number is 401-348-6463. Please contact the main office of NCAHF at 978-532-9383 or ncahf.office@verizon.net for information about hotel ......
- Down the line
Perhaps fed up and stymied by the increasing amount of traffic on Connecticut highways such as Interstate 95, some business leaders feel that one solution may be more rail lines to carry freight. They feel that removing truck traffic from the highways would considerably ease the burden on commuters. "We ......
- Learning from the 2003 blackout: massive power outages
offer multiple lessons on how to position the transportation system for
optimal performance during disasters.
The largest power outage in U.S. history rolled across much of the Northeast from Detroit to New York City on a hot and humid Thursday in August 2003. The massive power outage left a swath 6,000 kilometers (3,700 miles) long--including portions of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, ......