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Tag Archives: hobbies
Officials: Drone operators impede California firefighter efforts
Oct. 16 (UPI) — As firefighters worked to put out wildfires that have rampaged Northern California, authorities said that drone operators are hindering firefighting efforts by flying their machines in the area. The California Highway Patrol announced the arrest of … Continue reading
Obituary: Ralph F. Spinnler, 78, of Branford
Information via W.S. Clancy Memorial Funeral Home Ralph F. Spinnler of Branford, CT, formerly of Glastonbury, CT died peacefully at his home on Saturday October 14, 2017, surrounded by his family. The youngest child of Rose and Aloysius Spinnler, Ralph … Continue reading
Henry A. “Mr. Gee Bee” Haffke
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Henry A. “Mr. Gee Bee” Haffke, 90, died peacefully on Oct. 12, 2017 at the Wesley Community in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Henry was born in Springfield, Mass., the son of Henry and Gladys (Jennison) Haffke. Henry … Continue reading
Zunum Aero’s First Hybrid Aircraft Could Fly as Soon as 2022
As technology advances, more and more industries begin looking for ways to integrate hybrid or fully electrical motors into their vehicles. While we have seen most carmakers announce many EVs for the next few years, Zunum Aero seems to be … Continue reading
Why the US is so bad at predicting hurricanes
Our nation’s weather forecasting was so bad in 2005 that the National Hurricane Center didn’t predict Katrina’s direct hit on New Orleans until three days out. More than a decade and millions of taxpayer dollars later, weather predictions have improved. … Continue reading
Aviation Museum hosts fly/Drive in event with WWII planes
Over a year has passed since an East Texas woman, who was 8 months pregnant, vanished under mysterious circumstances. Sheryia Grant disappeared August 2016 from Kilgore. Although suspects have been arrested and charged, the family is still haunted by not truly knowing what happened … Continue reading
Air show draws thousands of wide-eyed spectators – Sarasota Herald
Among thousands of fans, the most rapt may have been a boy with jet fuel in his bloodline Tim Fanning Staff Writer PUNTA GORDA — Jets roared through the sky above thousands of aviation fans Saturday at the 36th Florida … Continue reading