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Monthly Archives: February 2017
Model planes on display at Ashland Town Center
Larry Butcher/For The Herald-Dispatch Shyann, 10, from left, Lisa and Garett Conley, 11, look at the planes and helicopters on display during the Tri-State Model Flyers Club show Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017, at the Ashland Town Center in Ashland. Article … Continue reading
The 7 Priciest Military Planes Made in the USA
Which of America’s military aircraft are the most expensive? Opinions vary. Turn to Google for the answer, and you’ll find multiple “top 10” lists. Most of these key off an old Time magazine report that ranked such aircraft as Northrop … Continue reading
Local historian provided knowledge, joy to those around him
“He wrote dozens of books related to American history, including the Revolutionary War, but his primary passion was the American Civil War,” local historian and Penn State Altoona professor Jared Frederick said. Broadwater, 58, of Bellwood died Wednesday at UPMC … Continue reading
1928 Franklin Victoria brings class to the road
http://www.sfgate.com/cars/myride/article/1928-Franklin-Victoria-brings-class-to-the-road-10958207.php Article source: http://www.sfgate.com/cars/myride/article/1928-Franklin-Victoria-brings-class-to-the-road-10958207.php
Aircraft shipments continue slide – AOPA
Piper Aircraft CEO and GAMA Chairman Simon Caldecott read a litany of decline that affected nearly every market segment to varying degrees, and noted that while shipments fell, revenue actually increased for some segments, and for several companies. Piper, according … Continue reading
John H. DeBolt
John H. DeBolt, 86, of Lancaster passed away on February 18, 2017. Born in Lancaster, he was the son of the late Russell and Mary DeBolt. John proudly served in the U.S. Army as an airplane mechanic. He was later … Continue reading
How covering airlines has altered the way I fly
Not so long ago, I had a conversation with my friend Matt that we both thought was really funny. What if, we imagined, we walked into a bar one day and heard two people at nearby stools engaged in an … Continue reading