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Rail Line to Massachusetts Exceeds $1 Billion Leaving Metro-North Riders Stranded

by Suzanne Bates | Dec 18, 2015 | Transportation | 0 comments

The cost of building a rail line between New Haven and Springfield, Mass., continues to rise, even as transportation needs in Fairfield County go unmet. At its most recent meeting, the State Bond Commission approved another $155 million for the railway line connecting...

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