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Return of a new trolley Route 3, and trolleys return to a modified Route 1. Missigns everywhere -- the signs were not programmed for the new routes yet.
Kiepe 1954 on Route 3 laying over at Eastown Hub on August 31 2025. Eastown was built in 2000 to potentially accommodate three trolley lines: 2, 3, and 4. Trolley Route 2 was never extended to Eastown, although the diesels operate there. When the 3 was downsized to a sort of branch of the 4 in 2007, only one trolley line had been operating to Eastown. In the past year, Route 7 (Main to Watervliet) began to operate to Eastown, Routes 1 and 3 now operate to Eastown, and there's usually a trolley or two in the hub Of course, when one trolley is not in a pocket, it blocks the driveway for the rest.
Kiepe 1954 on Route 3 laying over at Eastown Hub on August 31 2025. Eastown was built in 2000 to potentially accommodate three trolley lines: 2, 3, and 4. Trolley Route 2 was never extended to Eastown, although the diesels operate there. When the 3 was downsized to a sort of branch of the 4 in 2007, only one trolley line had been operating to Eastown. In the past year, Route 7 (Main to Watervliet) began to operate to Eastown, Routes 1 and 3 now operate to Eastown, and there's usually a trolley or two in the hub Of course, when one trolley is not in a pocket, it blocks the driveway for the rest.
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