Monthly Archives: December 2017

In a world where many are obsessed with the latest iPhone, it might seem impossible that there’s a small but vigorous group glorying in the use of the simplest of communication tools — the pencil. But here in Kenosha, there … Continue reading →

Airplane emissions are a big problem for the climate—and steadily rising. If the aviation sector were a country, it would rank seventh worldwide in carbon pollution. Experts predict that aircraft emissions, on their current trajectory, will triple by 2050 as … Continue reading →

As air travel controversies go, this one ranks low in violence but high in public relations nightmare potential: A puzzling passenger mix-up, a flight to nowhere and a celebrity couple with a massive social media following. Passengers on what should … Continue reading →

PIQUA – Edward C. Zabel, 65, passed away at 6:25 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2017, at the Upper Valley Medical Center. He was born May 14, 1952, in Youngstown to the late Roy A. and Ruth (Myers) Zabel. He … Continue reading →

The Palomar R/C Flying Club has existed since the 1950s and today is populated by a diverse group of people, almost all men, who come from every walk of life. Most live in San Diego’s North County or Riverside County, … Continue reading →

The year 2017 has been an overwhelming one for The Boeing Co. BA , with the aerospace giant winning a series of billion-dollar orders for commercial jets. In addition, being one of the largest defense contractors, with a market cap … Continue reading →