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BRUCE KELLY/Courtesy BNSF Railway’s once-a-week train crosses Seltice Way in Post Falls after gathering lumber cars from the Plummer Forest Products and Idaho Veneer mills. Elsewhere in the city, trains are required to honk where they cross streets at the same elevation.

BRUCE KELLY/Courtesy BNSF Railway’s once-a-week train crosses Seltice Way in Post Falls after gathering lumber cars from the Plummer Forest Products and Idaho Veneer mills. Elsewhere in the city, trains are required to honk where they cross streets at the same elevation.

November 19, 2019

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Train noise hot PF topic
November 19, 2019 midnight

Train noise hot PF topic

POST FALLS — Linda Cook says the incessant — and she believes unnecessary — blaring of train horns as they rumble past her Post Falls home is devastating the quality of life for herself and hundreds of others who live near the tracks.