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From the initial research I've done, this station has undergone a somewhat large-scale renovation beginning in 2009 and presumably still underway as of now (early 2011). I was at the station last month and the construction appeared to be fairly significant; however for Wikipedia purposes that is merely original research. This construction should be mentioned in the article; however not until it can be cited by reliable sources. Once complete, a photo of the station (updated) would be beneficial.
I have identified a few newspaper articles in the Lancaster Intelligencer - such as this one - but this newspaper's website seems to archive articles quickly, which is not ideal for verifiability. Is anyone aware of an alternate reliable source that has published articles on the subject of this train station reconstruction? Cheers, Jeff Bedford (talk) 15:29, 24 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
