Eighty-one MARC passengers headed northbound toward Baltimore were stranded in a tunnel near Penn Station for nearly two hours Monday night, during which several cars were evacuated because of a a diesel odor, according to people on board. Train 448 was expected to arrive in the city around 9 p.m….
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Northbound MARC train stranded in tunnel near Baltimore's Penn Station for two hours Monday night
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