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Archive -- Rail Passengers Northeast Division Meeting
Date
Saturday, May 4, 2019 10:15 AM Saturday, May 4, 2019 3:00 PM
Location
Maria's Family Restaurant 81 Essex Street Haverhill MA 01832
Join with Passenger Rail Advocates From Across New England At The 2019 Regional Meeting!
Co-Hosted By TrainRiders/Northeast
- Event Welcome Starts At 10:15am
- Meeting Starts At 11:20am
- Lunch Will Be Served At Noon
- Meeting Will End By 3:00pm
Maria's Family Restaurant Is Located One Block From The Haverhill MBTA/Amtrak Station. Parking Is Available
- A Hot Buffet Lunch Will Be Served
The Program Will Include:
- Reports on Passenger Rail & Transit In The New England States
- Presentation On The Current National Passenger Rail News, Including Amtrak Initiatives, Federal Funding & Surface Transportation Program Re-Authorization
- Check Back For The List Of Confirmed Speakers
Registration Is $35.00 Per Person If Paid In Full By April 30 ($40.00 Starting May 1 & At The Door If Space Is Available)
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On-Line Registration Is Now Closed!
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$40.00 'At The Door' Registration Is Available
Getting To The Meeting:
- By Amtrak Downeaster
- Train #692 From Brunswick, Portland and Immediate Stations Arrives at Haverhill at 10:00am
- Train #691 Departs Boston North Station at 10:20am & Arrives Haverhill at 11:08am
- By MBTA Commuter Rail From Boston - Train #1201 Departs North Station at 8:40am & Arrives Haverhill at 9:48am
Getting Home:
- By Amtrak Downeaster
- Train #695 Departs Haverhill at 5:33pm for Portland, Brunswick and Immediate Stations
- Train #696 Departs Haverhill at 5:10pm & Arrives Boston North Station at 6:00pm
- By MBTA Commuter Rail To Boston - Train #1201 Departs Haverhill at 4:15pm & Arrives North Station at 5:21pm
For More Information Please Contact:
Steve Musen - [email protected]
Wayne Davis - [email protected]
Joe Aiello - [email protected]
"On behalf of Amtrak’s onboard service staff, I want to thank the Rail Passengers Association for honoring their hard work with this award. The past couple years have indeed been difficult for Amtrak onboard service staff – coping with furloughs and job insecurity, adapting to changing protocols and services, not to mention the unfortunate events such as a tragic derailment and a fatal shooting. Nevertheless, our dedicated members at Amtrak have handled these hurdles with the care, attention and diligence for which they’re known. We thank Rail Passengers for their acknowledgement of our members’ hard work and, as always, look forward to seeing you on the rails."
Arthur Maratea, TCU/IAM National President
December 21, 2021, on the Association awarding its 2021 Golden Spike Award to the Frontline Amtrak Employees.