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Long Island Rail Road

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  • LIRR to begin enforcing no-smoking ban

    of a no-smoking ban will begin Wednesday on platforms and outdoor boarding areas and terminals of the Long Island Rail Road , the MTA said Monday.The law banning smoking in those areas was signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in August and took effect in November, 2/13/12 Read more »

  • Lottery for bike lockers at LIRR station in Bellmore

    Town officials will hold a lottery for eight new bike lockers at the Long Island Rail Road train station in Bellmore.Residents interested in receiving a no-cost one-year bike locker lease must submit their entry form to the town clerks office by Monday, March   Read more »

  • Light, wet snow falls Saturday on Long Island

    limbs and grassy surfaces Saturday morning, but Long Island's roads were wet. LIPA reported few power outages and the Long Island Rail Road service was operating normally.Snowfall should end by noontime and temperatures are expected to fall into the 20s tonight,   Read more »

  • LIRR using viaduct area to store materials

    three-block section under the Long Island Rail Road viaduct in Lindenhurst has turned into a storage area for the railroad's construction materials -- steel girders, concrete blocks, even a crane. Village officials say they weren't consulted about the storage   Read more »

  • Letters: Metro-North and trains into Penn

    reporting of Metro-North's desire to run trains into Penn Station seems to imply that Long Island Rail Road passengers will be passing through Grand Central Terminal as a result of the East Side Access Project ["Commuter jam feared", News, Feb. 5].Actually,   Read more »

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About Long Island Rail Road

The busiest commuter railroad in North America, carrying an average of 301,000 customers each weekday on 735 daily trains. Chartered on April 24, 1834, it is also the oldest railroad still operating under its original name.

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