For Rare And Hard To Find Model Trains
Family doctors find themselves under stress from a system that trains too few new family physicians, pays them less and is increasingly burdened with more complex administrative hassles.
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More patients, fewer primary doctors challenge future of family medicine
There is a hilarious chart on the House Appropriations Committee website showing how Congress works through the process of passing a budget and spending bills.
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Replica rail depot celebrates 10 years
Most of us know a young or not-so-young person who has a serious thing for trains.
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Trains keep pulling in the crowds
A trio of eight-letter words (academic, research and quantify) might have steered some visitors away from several dozen brilliant ideas last week at the University of Vermonts Transportation Research Expo.
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To this day, a history on the Haddon Heights' website describes this town as "a typical turn of the 20th century railroad suburb."
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Twenty-five more law enforcement officers will begin patrolling the sprawling Standing Rock Indian Reservation later this month in an effort to curb crime in an area known for its lawlessness. The U.S. Department of Interior will transfer 25 officers to Standing Rock by April 25, and they will remain there until permanent Bureau of Indian Affairs officers can be hired and trained - possibly as ...
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Second surge to combat crime on Standing Rock
With or without Caltrain, the California High-Speed Rail Authority still plans to run its bullet trains between San Jose and San Francisco, state planners said Monday.
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Caltrain or not, high-speed rail chugs ahead
DECATUR -- Bob Schafer can spend hours alone in his attic playing with his train sets.
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Toys for big boys: Model trains more than a hobby (Montgomery Advertiser)
DECATUR -- Bob Schafer can spend hours alone in his attic playing with his train sets.