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Tillamook Air Museum aiming for October comeback after months of uncertainty (opens the original)
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TILLAMOOK, Ore. (KATU) -- — Following months of uncertainty, the Tillamook Air Museum is aiming to reopen in the mid to late October after it was shuttered when a strong storm damaged the World War II-era hangar where it is housed. Hangar B is one of the largest clear-span wooden structures in the world, and has been in Tillamook since August of 1943. Now that Hangar B has officially been sold, the museum could welcome visitors back soon as this month - if all goes to plan. That's according to S
Oregon-linked WWII pilot finally accounted for, laid to rest over 80 years later (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — After nearly 82 years, we now know what happened to an Oregon-connected World War II reconnaissance pilot who disappeared during a mission in Thailand. 1st Lt. Franklin H. McKinney, a pilot assigned to the 35th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron, went missing after taking off on Nov. 5, 1944. The mission was to conduct aerial photography operations behind enemy lines over northern Thailand. For decades, investigators had no leads regarding what happened to McKinney. He
Oregon-linked WWII pilot finally accounted, laid to rest over 80 years later (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — After nearly 82 years, we now know what happened to an Oregon-connected World War II reconnaissance pilot who disappeared during a mission in Thailand. 1st Lt. Franklin H. McKinney, a pilot assigned to the 35th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron, went missing after taking off on Nov. 5, 1944. The mission was to conduct aerial photography operations behind enemy lines over northern Thailand. For decades, investigators had no leads regarding what happened to McKinney. He
Rosa Parks Elementary students kick off new year as PPS stares down more cuts (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, ORE. (KATU) — Students returned to classrooms across Portland Public Schools on Wednesday, marking the start of a new school year for Oregon’s largest school district. In North Portland, students in grade one through five at Rosa Parks Elementary School got their year started. Some parents were pumped to send their kids back to school. “I’m ready for my daughter to learn, and meet new friends, and have a good time at school learning,” Kimberly Impecoven said. “My daughter loves to lear
A new beginning: Students return for new school year at all-new Beaverton High School (opens the original)
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BEAVERTON, Ore. (KATU) — Students returning to Beaverton High School this year are stepping into a significantly different environment. The new Beaverton High School is a 300,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art campus that school officials say will create new learning opportunities for students. "Our old building was over 100 years old in parts of it, so the upgrades in this space are unbelievable, just in terms of safety, air conditioning, and number of bathrooms," said Beaverton High School Prin
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