By Patrick Burns Federal funding wouldn't make a difference, some suggest Thanks, but no thanks. That's the message Gov. Ed Rendell's administration sent in answer to Sen. Arlen Specter's push to procure $11.2 million in federal funds for the proposed Corridor One rail project.

By Bernard Harris, Lancaster New Era, Pa. Sep. 12--Sen. Arlen Specter is doing his best to keep plans for the CorridorOne commuter rail line alive.

Light-rail project is an antidote to future congestion and road construction costs State Secretary Allen Biehler's recent op-ed piece in The (Harrisburg) Patriot-News in which he strongly hinted that the CorridorOne rail commuter project is likely dead on arrival is bittersweet.

By Lancaster New Era, Pa. Sep. 4--Bad news for anyone hoping one day to catch a CorridorOne train to and from work: the proposed $80 million rail system connecting Lancaster, Harrisburg and points west is likely dead.

By P.J. Reily Pa. transportation chief says Lancaster-Harrisburg commuter line too expensive P.J. REILY The proposed Corridor One rail system would cost taxpayers too much money and is likely a dead project.