Cleanup underway after train trestle collapses in Corvallis during freight train crossing
The Corvallis Police Department said there were no known injuries, but the agency warned to avoid the Marys River near Avery Park.
Clean-up of train derailment continues in Corvallis river
Work continues on the derailed train in Corvallis as one of the train cars has now been taken out of Marys River.Thursday morning, a crane dragged one of those
Crews continue work after train derails and plunges into river
Recovery efforts to remove the train cars are underway. The railroad company is coordinating with state agencies on environmental assessments. Corvallis officials note that City's main water intake on the Willamette River is located about two miles upstream of the incident site,
Train trestle collapses in Corvallis; cars carrying urea go into Mary's River
Corvallis Police and Fire are on the scene of a train incident near Avery Park where the bridge crosses the Mary's River.
Train Trestle Collapse in Corvallis Derails Freight, Environmental Concerns Rise Over Urea Spill into Mary's River
A train trestle collapsed in Corvallis, causing a freight train to derail and spill fertilizer into Mary's River.
Train crashes into Marys River in Corvallis after structural failure of trestle
A train car derailed and dropped into the Marys River after the structural failure of a trestle on Saturday afternoon in Corvallis.
How long will it take to remove derailed train from Marys River in Corvallis? What we know
A spokesperson for the Portland & Western Railroad said the train was carrying urea and agricultural fertilizers.
Corvallis trestle collapse sends freight train into river
The train was operated by Portland and Western Railroad and was carrying “agricultural materials,” according to a news release from Corvallis Police.
Corvallis road closed due to train trestle collapse
A road in a Corvallis park will be closed while crews work to clean up a train trestle that collapsed under the weight of a passing train.
Train crash into Marys River won’t affect Corvallis water supply, city officials say
Saturday’s train bridge collapse in Corvallis doesn’t risk contaminating the city’s water supply, officials said Monday. The collapse occurred because of a “structural failure” in a wooden trestle crossing the Marys River and sent a Portland & Western Railroad train car containing fertilizer into the water.
Ammonia in river concern after train trestle collapse in Corvallis
The cleanup effort is in its third day near Avery Park in Corvallis where two railcars fell into the Marys River on Saturday, January 4, 2025.The Department of
Family of man who drowned at popular Tacoma park suing city
Robert Logan Jr., 68, died over the summer when he was sucked under water near Titlow Beach, according to a lawsuit.
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Family and community members speak out about the death of Joseph Neill
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