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William M. Davenport, longtime local pilot, remembered
William Martin "Bill" Davenport, who was hooked on flying by the time he was 12, died Jan. 23. He was once one of the youngest flight instructors in the nation, led the commuter Long Island Airlines and founded Davenport Airlines and Aviation Specialists Inc. in Richmond. Burial was Jan. 25. He was 91.

Commercial Drones that Controllers Can’t See Challenge U.S. Air Safety
Pilot groups are raising safety concerns about letting small unmanned aircraft fly in U.S. skies as Congress orders regulators to speed up introduction of drones for domestic, non-military use.

Commercial Drones Unseen by Controllers Pose Test for Air Safety
Pilot groups are raising safety concerns about letting small unmanned aircraft fly in U.S. skies as Congress orders regulators to speed up introduction of drones for domestic, non-military use.

Team Andrews Lineup
The men and women of the 11th Wing dedicate themselves to provide defense for national leaders, deploy combat ready Airmen, showcase the U.S. Air Force, provide Presidential support to Airmen and their families, while continuously fostering joint teamwork that is essential to mission success.

'Making History: Antiquaries in Britain' At Yale
Magna Carta, Local Domesday Book, Bronze Age Shield Among Items On Display Follow CT Lifestyle & Entertainment News On The Courant's Features Buzz Facebook Page History is changing all the time. A new artifact is discovered that shines a light on a previously murky period of antiquity. Then new details are learned about that era, altering how we perceive that artifact. Real history is revealed ...

GOP candidate Newt Gingrich speaks in Warrenville
WARRENVILLE — Newt Gingrich began his appearance in Warrenville by blasting President Obama and his rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline project as a “stunningly stupid” decision that would cost America jobs.

Gingrich slams Obama's pipeline decision
WARRENVILLE — Newt Gingrich began his appearance in Warrenville by blasting President Obama and his rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline project as a “stunningly stupid” decision that would cost America jobs.

Gingrich blasts Obama's pipeline decision during Warrenville visit
WARRENVILLE — Newt Gingrich began his appearance in Warrenville by blasting President Obama and his rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline project as a “stunningly stupid” decision that would cost America jobs.