The nonprofit that has long advocated for passenger rail service connecting Southeast Michigan to the northwestern part of the Lower Peninsula is pushing forward with a new study that aims to convince state officials and others that the project is worth pursuing.
Passenger train from Detroit to Traverse City could get state's backing — if a study bears it out
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Capital investments and costs for upgrades and operations pose the biggest question in starting passenger rail.
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