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Showing posts with label Railroads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Railroads. Show all posts
April 19, 2018

Train stations remembered as community hubs

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As published in Sideroads Magazine In the railroad boom of the late 1800s, four companies built an ambitious web of steel among villages...
August 03, 2011

Museum offers rides on antique streetcars

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As published in The Erin Advocate It was a bit spooky, wandering through the maze of antique streetcars, in the huge display barn at the ...
December 08, 2010

Active Transportation Plan will get assets moving

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As published in The Erin Advocate Gill Penalosa cut to the heart of the matter last week, in a discussion of Erin's future transportatio...
December 23, 2009

Erin could be an oasis in Ontario landscape

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As published in The Erin Advocate Is resistance futile? Is the charming small town about to be assimilated by the urban monster as it stretc...
December 16, 2009

Major highway would harm Erin and escarpment

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As published in The Erin Advocate Would you rather have a major highway cutting through southern Erin, or an expansion of County Road 124 to...
December 02, 2009

Deer Pit storm water headed for Credit

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As published in The Erin Advocate Work has started on a project to drain storm water from Erin's Deer Pit into the Credit River at the T...
August 19, 2009

Forks of the Credit Park combines hiking & history

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As published in The Erin Advocate Just a few minutes east of Erin is one of the most interesting places to learn about the Credit River, and...
June 10, 2009

A good time to revive shuttle to GO Station

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As published in The Erin Advocate A reliable shuttle bus to the Georgetown GO Station would be a valuable service for people in Erin. It wou...
March 25, 2009

Erin could become an exit on a major new highway

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As published in The Erin Advocate Within 30 years, Erin could be ensnared in Southern Ontario's ever-widening web of major highways. Eri...