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Tired of loud train horns at all hours? Waco's finally kicking off its quiet zone project to cut down on the noise. This means fewer disruptive train whistles echoing through town.
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The project is funded at $10.7 million.
Downtown residents, business owners, and visitors.
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The city is moving forward with a $10.7 million project to create a railroad quiet zone downtown, which will reduce noise as the area continues to grow.