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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Air Force One-Point-Three
Cliff Owen/AP There’s a new Air Force One on the way, and it’s about time. The beat-up pair of modified 747s that have been hauling the world’s most powerful passenger for 25 years are reaching the end of their useful … Continue reading
Hagerstown piano craftsman reflects on career
Philip Belt of Hagerstown has retired from hand-crafting fortepianos such as the one Mozart used when composing. Belt holds an album recorded by Cornell University professor Malcolm Bilson using a piano Belt constructed.(Photo: Rachel E. Sheeley/Palladium-Item) Story Highlights Hagerstown craftsman … Continue reading
Howell students fly through finals in aviation ground school
HOWELL, Mich. (AP) — A group of Howell High School students flew through last week’s finals, then crashed. Literally. Students in Howell’s student aviation ground school program not only completed a written test but created motorized model airplanes, based on … Continue reading
SyFy to destroy Super Bowl 49 with Airplanes, Volcanos and Abraham Lincoln
Triple feature on Syfy network provides respite for B movie fans. Don’t get me wrong. I like football, I really do. Hell, I like the Super Bowl. The only problem is I loathe both the Seattle Seahawks and the New … Continue reading
Steaming Ahead: Stanley Steamer enthusiast Ron Schroeder
Torrance resident Ron Schroeder stands by his 1922 Stanley Steamer. Photo by Richard Foss. When Ron Schroeder was eleven years old, his father took him to an exhibition of antique steam-powered farm equipment, and he noticed something that was out … Continue reading
Howell Aviation Students Celebrate Ground School Completion
January 31, 2015 1/31/15 – A group of 22 Howell High School students too to the skies, in a manner of speaking after they completed finals for an aviation ground school program the district started offering last year. The students … Continue reading
Cliff Owen/AP
Cliff Owen/AP There’s a new Air Force One on the way, and it’s about time. The beat-up pair of modified 747s that have been hauling the world’s most powerful passenger for 25 years are reaching the end of their useful … Continue reading