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No Nostalgia Train Today
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Jen Chung
Published Dec 20, 2009
Modified Dec 20, 2009
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NYC Transit has cancelled today's Nostalgia Train, because it's trying to deal with making sure the subways and buses work on this snowy day. According to the NYCT Service Alerts, "Due to snow removal efforts, please expect delays on all New York City bus and subway service at this time." And LIRR service is described as "extremely limited" (the Nassau County Office of Emergency Management urges people to stay at home) —150 people were stranded for hours on a Ronkonkoma-bound LIRR train from Penn Station, because of "drifting snow, frozen switches and equipment failure."
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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