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  • Three spots filled on Red Rock commission

    Three members-one from St. Paul-have been added to the citizens commission that advises regional rail authorities on the development of the Red Rock Corridor, a proposed commuter rail line that would run from Hasting to Minneapolis. The new Citizens Advisory Committee members include: Jeffrey Holtz, of St. Paul, a teacher at the Higher Ground Academy

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  • Growth to sprout with Hastings-Twin Cities rail line

    When the Red Rock commuter train begins rolling between Hastings and the Twin Cities by the end of the decade, a surge in economic development will be going along for the ride. At four planned stops — Hastings, Cottage Grove, Newport and in southeastern St. Paul near Battle Creek Park — train stations are expected

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  • Red Rock adds 3 citizen advisers

    The Red Rock Corridor Commission recently added three members to its Citizens Advisory Committee, which is participating in transit station planning and development efforts for the proposed commuter rail line between St. Paul and Hastings. The new members are: Jeffrey Holtz (St. Paul), a teacher at a charter school in St. Paul. Holtz previously lived

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  • Two with local ties join Red Rock Corridor committee

    Two people with south Washington County ties have joined the Red Rock Corridor Commission Citizens Advisory Committee. Emily White, a 42-year Newport resident and Jeffrey Holtz, a St. Paul teacher who previously lived in Cottage Grove for 25 years are the committee’s newest members, according to a press release.Read mor

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  • It is time for train talk

    The Red Rock Corridor Commission is about to open its doors to public comment regarding proposed commuter rail stations in Hastings, Cottage Grove, Newport and St. Paul. Although construction on the line isn’t likely to begin before 2016, and service isn’t projected to begin before 2019, the commission is working to gather public input on

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