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Brian Costa was formerly a senior editor on The Wall Street Journal's digital platforms team in New York. He joined the paper in 2010 and was previously a sports reporter.

The Oneida Line was abandoned in 2024. Now, a plan to turn that old railroad into a recreational trail is being met with some opposition.