Ohio Congress members seek Lake Erie high speed rail corridor
(The Cleveland Plain Dealer published the following on February 11, 2010.)
CLEVELAND, Ohio Ohio may yet get on track with President Obama's newly announced $53 billion initiative to build a nationwide high speed rail network.
A bipartisan group of northern Ohio Congress members met Thursday with Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to discuss building a high speed rail line along Lake Erie that would link Cleveland with Chicago, Detroit, Toledo and Buffalo, and also include routes to Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Building a line along the lake is a top tier part of Obama's rail program.
The full story appears on the Plain Dealer website.
Friday, February 11, 2011
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