Train service on Metro-North Waterbury line resumes Oct. 28 following flood damage
Officials say washouts near Beacon Falls and in Seymour by the Kinneytown Dam caused extensive damage on Aug. 18 during the historic rainfall.
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6h agoThe state Department of Transportation says train service on the Metro-North Waterbury branch line will resume on Monday, Oct. 28.
The state Department of Transportation says train service on the Metro-North Waterbury branch line will resume on Monday, Oct. 28.
Officials say washouts near Beacon Falls and in Seymour by the Kinneytown Dam caused extensive damage on Aug. 18 during the historic rainfall.
They say nearly 7,000 tons of material was needed to fix the washout.
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