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Federal agencies are aware of the discussions but are not actively involved. The Iowa Interstate Railroad owns the tracks from Wyanet to the Quad Cities that need work before carrying passenger trains.
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GovernmentAn Illinois House committee has passed a resolution to get a federal agency involved in restoring passenger rail service to the Quad Cities.
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The mayor of Moline, Illinois Senator Mike Halpin, and State Representative Gregg Johnson are fed up with Iowa Interstate Railroad holding up passenger rail in the Quad Cities.
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After leading the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce for four years, Paul Rumler will step down next month.
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EconomyThe Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce hopes it doesn't take another five years before people can start riding trains to Chicago.The US Department of…
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GovernmentMetroLINK and Moline Mayor Stephanie Acri will celebrate mass transit tomorrow in the Quad Cities and Chicago. Along with hundreds of transportation…
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GovernmentRail advocates are concerned Governor Bruce Rauner's executive order that puts a hold on non-essential state spending could be the end of the line for...