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Lancman: Keep rail ops in the rail yards 1

PhotoS by MICHAEL GANNON | Posted: Thursday, April 5, 2012 12:00 pm

Democratic Congressional candidate Rory Lancman, left, believes federal legislation will go farther than local and state efforts to abate noise and pollution emanating from the rail yards in Middle Village. His proposed bill would prevent railroad operators from performing maintenance and other rail yard functions outside of the rail yard, as currently happens on tracks, right, that run through residential areas.

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