Author: Sally Jane Gellert
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At our March and April meetings, Coalition members discussed the proposed fare increase and condition changes approved by the NJ Transit Board of… Continue Reading 30 Days Is Not Enough
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This month we welcome Gregory Woods and Joseph Tassiello from NJ Transit’s light-rail division. In April, we have a milestone anniversary—the Lackawanna Coalition… Continue Reading Coming Attractions for Meeting Presentations
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This has been a busy month for the Coalition; plans for congestion pricing in New York City’s “Central Business District” raised questions about… Continue Reading Report from the Chair
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As this issue went to press, we were just days away from the first hearing on NJ Transit’s announced plan for a 15%… Continue Reading Fare Increase Proposed
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Welcome to a new year with the Lackawanna Coalition! We have an anniversary coming up this April—well, we do every year, but the… Continue Reading Report from the Chair
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Last month, we postponed our 2nd-Tuesday executive committee conference call to pay a visit to the Lyndhurst town commissioners at their monthly meeting.… Continue Reading Kingsland Station: A Downtown Asset
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October started with a morning in Hoboken, enjoying the good weather and historic trains, in celebration of NJ Transit Rail’s 40th anniversary year.… Continue Reading Report from the Chair, Nov./Dec. 2023
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Commentary The vote is in (as of August 31), and it is overwhelmingly favorable to a strike: the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and… Continue Reading Strike! (but not yet)
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Commentary We congratulate NJ Transit on winning its most recent award, for 2023 Outstanding Public Transportation System, from APTA. As the third largest… Continue Reading Congratulations—But Wait!
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Citizen advocate Adam Reich recently brought to our attention a major flaw in NJ Transit’s social media: the lack of ALT text for… Continue Reading What Is that Photo?
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