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Replacing 196 bridge structures while keeping Metro-North service moving was no small task. But the Park Avenue Viaduct project was completed 60 months ahead of schedule and $195 million under its initial $960 million budget. This vital structure carries 98% of Metro-North trains and every train entering and leaving...

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The legends surrounding historical race relations in the U.S. need to be subjected to examination and - if appropriate - revision. Take this incident as an example for why that is needed. Via Norwood News (link to full article in comment): After Alex O’Keefe, the award-winning screenwriter of Hulu’s “The Bear,” who is black, posted on social media that he was allegedly arrested following a complaint made by a white woman about the way he was seated while aboard a Metro North train to Connecticut on Sept. 18, the MTA Police Department (MTAPD) provided an update on the incident, saying “the passenger” [O’Keefe] was handcuffed and removed from the Metro North Train at the Fordham Metro-North station in The Bronx but was not arrested. MTA police said that at around 10.25 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 18, MTAPD officers responded to a report of “a disorderly passenger” on Train #1518 at Fordham Metro-North station in The Bronx. They did not name O’Keefe and said the train was en route at the time from Grand Central Terminal to New Haven, when a conductor reported “a passenger occupying two seats had refused to remove his feet from one of the seats.” They said an investigation, enhanced by body-worn cameras and on-board security camera video, revealed a 31-year-old male was observed with both legs stretched across an adjacent seat and that when MTAPD officers boarded, he “refused police direction to exit [the train].” They said officers told the passenger to disembark the train and step onto the platform where he was allegedly informed he would be able to board the next train. They said when he allegedly continued to refuse to exit, which they said delayed service for several hundred other riders for six minutes, the passenger was handcuffed and removed from the train. They said he was issued a summons for disorderly conduct, a violation, without further incident at around 10.48 a.m., and was allowed board the next train to complete his trip. MTA officials stressed that O’Keefe was not placed under arrest “at any time.”

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