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Red-hot SWB RailRiders and Norfolk Tides washed out, doubleheader Tuesday

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<p>The local musician known as Jane Train remains in critical condition in a Gainesville, Florida, hospital, an associate says, after a Friday crash that killed one member of a metal band and injured several others.</p><p>Train, 48, whose real name is Janet Rains, is from Pittston.</p><p>A close associate who wanted to remain anonymous contacted the Times Leader on Monday to provide an update on Train&#8217;s condition.</p><p>&#8220;She is not in a coma; however, she is not fully conscious. She had surgery (Monday) morning and did very well. She is in very good hands. Please pray for her and the entire Adrenaline Mob family.&#8221;</p><p>Train, best known as lead singer of 80s cover band M80, was acting as New York-based Adrenaline Mob&#8217;s tour manager.</p><p>The band and crew were traveling to a show in St. Petersburg, Florida, in an RV and GMC Sierra pickup when both vehicles pulled over to tend to a flat tire on the RV. A tractor-trailer carrying cooking oil later veered off the highway and struck the vehicles, according to the Gainesville Sun and other outlets.</p><p>Adrenaline Mob bassist David &#8220;David Z&#8221; Zablidowsky, of Brooklyn, New York, was killed in the crash.</p><p>Robert Dressler, 45, of Plains, who was the band&#8217;s soundman on the tour; and Jason McCole, 41, of Wilkes-Barre, who was driving the RV, were also injured, according to the Sun.</p><p>Lyn Carey, who worked with Train for over a decade as the booking agent for M80, was devastated by the news.</p><p>&#8220;She&#8217;s a strong, talented soul. I just know her strong will is going to persist and help her pull through,&#8221; said Carey, who also knows Dressler.</p><p><strong>Marine stops to help</strong></p><p>According to <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SirRussellAllen/posts/1587954541275223" target="_blank">a statement posted to Facebook by Adrenaline Mob singer Russell Allen</a>, he helped pull Train and McCole from the wreckage before the RV became engulfed in flames. Allen sent special thanks to passer-by and Marine Lance Cpl. Patrick Dumon for his &#8220;bravery in assisting me.&#8221;</p><p>Dumon administered first aid to McCole after stopping at the scene, he told the Sun.</p><p>Lead guitarist Mike Orlando&#8217;s girlfriend, Dana Griffo, who was not involved in the crash,<a href="https://www.facebook.com/DanaGriffo/posts/10203098184211590?pnref=story" target="_blank"> posted </a>that Orlando, Allen, drummer Jordan Cannata and Dressler were &#8220;banged up but ok.&#8221;</p><p>A <a href="https://www.facebook.com/krzfm/photos/a.10150275338231018.375419.119065221017/10155559407096018/?type=3&amp;theater" target="_blank">post on WKRZ&#8217;s Facebook page</a> with a screenshot of a message reportedly posted by Train&#8217;s sister detailed how to send her a card.</p><p>The post says to buy a card with a butterfly or angel, to write a message filled with &#8220;inspiration and love,&#8221; and to address the card to: Patient: Janet Rains, UF Health Shands Burn Center, 1600 SW Archer Road, Gainesville, Florida, 32610.</p><p>Her sister stressed not to send flowers, because they carry bacteria.</p><style>
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<div class="metaInfo"><bylineMeta><p>By Toni Ann Pennello</p><p>tpennello@www.timesleader.com</p></bylineMeta></div>

Associate: Jane Train remains in critical care after Florida crash