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Neptune Aviation hosts first Girls in Aviation Day to inspire young women in Missoula (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — Neptune Aviation in Missoula is hosting its first Girls in Aviation Day from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, giving young girls a hands-on opportunity to explore careers across the aviation industry — from the cockpit to the accounting office. The free event will allow girls to climb inside aircraft, meet mechanics, talk with pilots, and learn about the wide range of careers available in aviation. Registration is required ahead of time. More information is available on Neptune Aviation
Retired NYC firefighter calls Sept. 11 response 'the world's greatest rescue' on attack's 25th anniversary (opens the original)
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Kevin Shea was there the first time terror came to New York. In February 1993, a terrorist bomb exploded in the parking garage beneath the World Trade Center towers, blowing a massive crater into the structure. Shea's elite Rescue One squad rushed into the fire and smoke. "We were told it was a transformer fire, transformer explosion. It turned out it was a car bomb parked on the B-2 level," Shea said. While trying to save a trapped man, Shea fell more than 4 stories into the crater left by the
Missoula opens new therapeutic shelter for at-risk youth (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — After two years of rapid fundraising and construction, Youth Homes celebrated a major milestone Wednesday with the ribbon-cutting of a new therapeutic shelter designed to serve Missoula's most vulnerable children. The Birnbaum Youth Home will open its doors to youth ages 10 to 17 who might otherwise end up in emergency rooms, jail cells, or sleeping on social workers' floors. The new home will fill a critical gap in the community's support system for children in crisis. A new home for
Highland cows help a Clinton family farm stay afloat through a creative photography business (opens the original)
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CLINTON — A Clinton family found a creative way to offset the rising costs of running a small hobby farm: turning their Highland cows into the centerpiece of a photography business. Sam Kelley and her husband Randy Blake raise a herd of four Highland cows on their family farm, where they also grow vegetables. Like many small farmers, they've felt the pressure of rising agricultural costs. "It takes about $60 to get them through for about two weeks on milk supplements and then through the winter
Neptune Aviation to add world's first A319 firefighting aircraft to fleet in Missoula (opens the original)
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As wildfires continue to burn across the western United States, Neptune Aviation is preparing to make history with an aircraft conversion that could change aerial firefighting. The Missoula-based company is retrofitting an Airbus A319 passenger jet into what will become the world's first firefighting aircraft of its kind. The converted plane will carry 4,500 gallons of fire retardant — nearly 50% more than Neptune's current fleet of BAe 146 aircraft. "Our 319 will carry 4,500 gallons of retardan
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