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*In the April Railpace...*

	The Media Covers Media details the annual Wilmington Chapter NRHS Super Saturday Streetcar Special, this year with a change of venue over SEPTA Red Arrow interurban lines. Once again, the popular event brought out the fans to have some terrific photographic opportunies.

	The Maryland Midland - A Farewell to the Familiar covers the changes to this successful shortline under the new G&W ownership. With the fleet of diesels being repainted and most moving to other G&W operations. The days of multiple-unit lashups of blue and orange GP38s are coming to an end, but a bright future for the road is assured.

	Devan Lawton's Last Run celebrates the retirement of this well-known railfan employee who started with the Erie Lackawanna in 1967 in the Buffalo area. He survived mergers and changes in the industry, and had legions of friends. After an injury-free 45+ years in railroading, Devan can now take time to relax!

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