February 14, 2011

Princeton's historic Dinky train faces uncertain future



PRINCETON, N.J. — The Princeton Branch, also known as the Princeton Junction and Back (PJ&B) and more commonly as “The Dinky,” has shuttled passengers to and from the main train station since 1865. Throughout those years, the train service has endured moves, budget cuts and the threat of being replaced with a bus. But now more than ever, its future seems uncertain, reported The Times of Trenton. To read the full story, click here.

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