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Colorado Midland & Pacific strikes deal with UP to run trains on Tennessee Pass

Colorado Midland & Pacific strikes deal with UP to run trains on Tennessee Pass Tennessee Pass Tunnel. Colorado, Midland & Pacific Railway Company, a subsidiary of Rio Grande Pacific, issued the following press release on a deal it’s struck with Union Pacific to possibly operate future passenger and freight rail service on the dormant Tennessee Pass Line through Eagle County. In November, a Rio Grande Pacific representative told RealVail.com that the company was working on a deal with Union Pacific that would include passenger service. This followed an offer earlier in the month by competing Colorado Pacific Railroad to run a year-round, round-trip, daily passenger train from Pueblo to Minturn. Now here’s the full Colorado Midland press release from Thursday, Dec. 31:

UPDATE: Rio Grande Pacific to Lease Tennessee Pass Route

Photo by Jeff Simley. Updated: Thursday, Dec. 31, 3:50 p.m. EST By Justin Franz EAGLE COUNTY, Colo. Rio Grande Pacific has announced that it has entered into a commercial agreement with Union Pacific to lease the iconic Tennessee Pass route through Colorado. The former Denver & Rio Grande Western route over the Continental Divide in central Colorado has sat dormant for nearly a quarter-century and has long been considered one of the most iconic pieces of mountain railroad in the American West.  According to a press release, Rio Grande Pacific subsidiary, Colorado Midland & Pacific Railway (CMP), will lease a majority of the line and file for common-carrier authority with the U.S. Surface Transportation Board to operate it. Officials said that CMP will “assess the interest of the communities served by the Tennessee Pass line” for both freight and passenger service. 

Sonos Announces Retirement of Two Board Members

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Sonos Announces Retirement of Two Board Members December 9, 2020 GMT SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) Dec 9, 2020 Sonos, Inc. (Nasdaq: SONO) today announced the retirement of Robert Bach and John Maeda from the company’s board of directors, effective December 3, 2020. The company previously announced the addition of Panos Panay, chief product officer of Microsoft; Deirdre Findlay, chief marketing officer of Conde Nast; and Joanna Coles, former chief content officer of Hearst Magazines, to its board of directors earlier this year. The Sonos Board of Directors will consist of eight members total, effective December 3, 2020.