Train service on the Metro-North Waterbury line will resume on Oct. 28 after facing damage from the August severe flooding, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). The significant amount of rain created two washouts near Beacon Falls and Seymour that prevented trains from operating,

Metro-North Railroad train service on the Waterbury Line connecting Connecticut and New York will resume Oct. 28 after a storm over the summer damaged part of the line. The line will resume service Monday,

Officials had estimated it could take until mid-November to repair extensive damage to the tracks in Seymour following flooding on the Naugatuck River.