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12/13/08

Happy Holidays from ELDCPS

All of the directors and officers of ELDCPS wish you and your family a great holiday season, and a happy and healthy new year! We are expecting to announce some exciting news about our cars and project after New Years, so please keep checking our website.

12/10/08

Festival of Trees at Scranton's Electric City Trolley Museum

The Electric City Trolley Museum and Station will once again host the annual Festival of Trees. The Festival of Trees is a community celebration of creativity and generosity. Organizations enter decorated trees for display at the museum. Proceeds benefit Toys for Tots and the restoration of Car 324, Scranton's only trolley car in the collection. ELDCPS, in partnership with the Career Technology Center of Lackawanna County, will be submitting a decorated tree for this event.

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12/10/08

Online Store Holiday Shipping Deadline

Orders from the online store must be placed by Friday, December 12, 2008 to insure delivery by December 24. Orders placed after December 12 will be processed as quickly as possible, but we cannot guarantee you will receive your order in time for the holidays.

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8/24/08

ELDCPS Identity and Website Redesign

ELDCPS’ designer has been working on creating a new identity for ELDCPS and it is being rolled out in phases. This new site is probably the first piece of the identity that the public will see. Over the coming months, it will also be applied to the online store, business cards and letterhead, merchandise catalog and other items.

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7/15/08

Barbara Colangelo Named Executive Director of ELDCPS

ELDCPS announces the appointment of Barbara Colangelo, CTIS to the position of Executive Director.

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ONGOING

ELDCPS Launches Diner 741 Adopt-A-Window Campaign

To raise the funds necessary to replace all of the windows on Diner 741, we have initiated an Adopt-A-Window program.

MORE DETAILS ON ADPOT-A-WINDOW>>

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Information Wanted

African Americans played a critical role in Railroad Dining Car and Pullman operations, and we intend to research this history as part of our project. If you or a family member was employed in these historical dining car or Pullman operations, we would like to hear your personal history.