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*In the December Railpace...*

	Lights Out! details the ripple effects of the Con Edison power failure on Metro-North's New Haven Line in late September, forcing both Metro-North and Amtrak to quickly enact varied solutions, in terms of motive power, to keep passengers moving!

	The NRHS 2013 Convention follows the activities at this popular national event, held a little bit out of "Railpace Country" in the wilds of Alaska this year. Featuring many rare mileage excursions and photo stops against a background of beautiful northern scenery, the event was a hit!

	Western Maryland Scenic Railroad Celebrates 25 Years covers the activities during the celebration of this milestone at this popular steam tourist railroad in Cumberland, MD. Night photo sessions and a visiting steam locomotive added to this memorable event!

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