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things have been rapidly evolving ovethe last 48 hours. norfolk southern put out a statement they were not coming to the meeting. they cited their employees safety. they said to our local news station a statement that said they were concerned that the residents would basically cause physical harm to their employees, so they were not going to come. i have not seen or heard one threat physically of violence or anything against norfolk southern. the only thing i've heard is people want to know what is going on. people were angry as the forum kept changing. first it was a town hall where elected officials were going to be there. even from state and federal representation, the questions were going to be answered over couple houreriod. that changed to being like an open house with tables where people could come and ask questions if they wanted. honestly, without norfolk southern being there, a lot of questions were not answered. we found out over the last 48 hours that there were several cities south of the site that are experiencing chemicals i

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