NBC10 weather

Weekend cool-down starts Friday

3:00 pm

Geological study

Frogs, other amphibians vanishing

2:09 pm

Danny DeGennaro

Life sentence for musician's murder

1:46 pm

THE FEED:
BREAKING
NEWS BLOG

The Feed

At the keyboard:

Newsworks Staff

SEPTA resumes normal Regional Rail service on the Trenton line

December 16, 2012

By Marilyn D'Angelo

Rate This:

(0 votes)

Ask a question

9:45 a.m. UPDATE: SEPTA has resumed normal service on the Trenton Line following an earlier disruption due to a fire in Frankford.

SEPTA is temporarily suspending service in both directions on the Trenton Regional Rail Line due to fire department activity near Bridesburg.

According to NBC10, the blaze broke out in an abandoned building around 6:30 a.m. at the corner of Aramingo and Wakeling. The fourth alarm was called an hour later. The fire has since spread to nearby, occupied buildings.

Click here for alternate travel suggestions.

« More from The FEED

Support local journalism. Make your gift today. Become a member.

Use the pulldown to filter comments based on other users' ratings:

Your comment

Feed THE FEED

...

May 23 - Shana O'Malley @shanaomalley

After unsuccessful attempts to reach a compromise with city council, Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams has vetoed the city’s FY2014 budget. More »

Plan Philly

Dissension arises among Germantown neighbors at Potter's Field meeting

May 23 - Amy Z. Quinn for NewsWorks, @AmyZQuinn

If all went according to the Philadelphia Housing Authority's plan to replace the Queen Lane Apartments, residents could have been moving into the 55 new low-rise units this summer. More »

Review: "Lysistrata," still protesting

May 23 - Howard Shapiro

The women of ancient Athens are feeling repressed. They have equal rights, they even have the vote, but now the all-male Senate is trying to control their bodies with a "no womb left behind" act. More »

Judges, lawyers say poor still lack sorely needed legal aid

May 23 - Holly Otterbein, @hollyotterbein

Blogs

Shapiro on Theater

Howard Shapiro

Review: "Lysistrata," still protesting :
The women of ancient Athens are feeling repressed. They have More »

Ground Level

Nicole Juday

Garden Rx:
It's been a lovely spring; the dogwood and azalea flowers More »

Behind the Lines

Tony Auth

Apple thinks differently:
Apple thinks not-so-differently from the rest of America's big corporations. More »

Dave Davies Off Mic

Dave Davies

Why you didn't even know there was an election in Philly:
The three Democratic candidates for city controller in Philadelphia spent More »

The Philadelphia Experiment

Solomon Jones

Students march for schools, but where are the adults?:
The estimated 1,000 high-school students who marched Broad Street to More »

National Interest

Dick Polman

Huh?! Tornado alley doesn't require shelters?!:
How is it possible that a small city situated smack More »

Centre Square

Chris Satullo

IRS' Tea Party scrutiny was a huge blunder, but a deeper issue lurks beneath:
Let's try to do something that Washington has a hard More »

Brandywine to Broad

Jan C. Ting

Jobs for Americans or Immigrants?:
Temple University hosted its annual Neighborhood Job Fair on Thursday, More »

Lightning Rod

Faye Flam

Historian: Voyager spacecraft marked new age of discovery:
Some are baffled and others saddened by the fact that More »

More Blogs »