There has been many articles posted from various sources over the past month pertaining to the Commuter Rail Project.
Derry News - Commuter rail advocates find they have ally in governor
“Re-establishing rail in New Hampshire is critical to our future economic growth as a state,” Lynch said. “It will help protect the environment and improve the overall quality of life in our state. That is why it is important we work together and take the necessary steps to bring commuter rail back to New Hampshire.
Eagle Tribune - State ready to invest $10 million for rail stop in Plaistow Would link Haverhill and Southern N.H
The state is close to spending $10 million to extend the commuter rail line from Haverhill to Plaistow, N.H., said Baddour, D-Methuen. A state transportation bond bill includes the money for the project, which has been discussed since March. Baddour said he expects the money to receive approval from all legislative groups that review it, as well as Gov. Deval Patrick.
Nashua Telegraph -Train station would add to retail project
The fact that the builder is delaying construction while the state is moving faster than predicted on commuter rail means a rail station at Nashua Landing is once again a viable proposition, and we hope the developers will work with the city to revive the idea.
As always, all the articles are great reads. As you can see, activity on the Commuter Rail project is advancing on multiple fronts. Reiterate your support for the project by contacting your local and state representatives!
-Brian Doherty