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Family working on the railroad store because son has passion for trains
SANDY LAKE -- When Earl Symonds was a child living upstairs of the Sandy Lake train station where his father was agent, crews would frequently give him rides.
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Model railroader's interest in trains began at very early age
Don Gressler stands over four large black transformers, deftly moving the levers that control four Lionel trains cruising over his homemade train set.
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John Matea and Paul Hobin have proven train sets and doll houses aren't just for children. They've taken model building to the next level. Walk into the spare room in their house and you're met with a birds-eye view of the city of North Bay.
A list of television movies for the week of July 12.
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Dawn Andrews' father won't need a ticket to ride this train. read more »
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She's been working on the railroad: Daughter on track for great Father's Day (Norwin Star)
Dawn Andrews' father won't need a ticket to ride this train. read more »
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SHE'S BEEN WORKING ON THE RAILROAD - Daughter is on track for a great Father's Day (The Times Express)
Diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy at 18 months old, Thomas Tucker III of Seffner has never had the opportunity to run, skip or climb on playground equipment with other children.
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All Were Aboard To Help Thomas (The Brandon News & Tribune)
Retirement isn’t what it used to be and that’s good news. Today I met with a gentleman who describes himself as semi-retired and has two part-time jobs; he works in a bank and also as a tow-truck operator.
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Women, Wisdom, & Wealth: This is not your father’s retirement (Naples Daily News)
Fischer Garland, 4, of Boonsboro collects Thomas the Tank Engine sets and loves to watch trains. He spent Sunday with his father, Owen, being mesmerized by the tiny villages and scenery that accompany the large layouts at the Waynesboro Model Railroad Club on Waynecastle Road.
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Railroad club members showcase their hobby (The Waynesboro Record Herald)