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Baker Aviation Adds To Charter Fleet as Demand Rises - Vimarsana News

Baker Aviation Adds To Charter Fleet as Demand Rises

 - June 3, 2021, 12:14 PM Baker Aviation's charter fleet includes six Citation Xs, which were extremely popular among its clients during the height of the pandemic. (Photo: Baker Aviation) Baker Aviation is adding two Citation Xs and a Beechcraft King Air 350 that will bring its charter fleet to 14 aircraft, president Stan Baker III told AIN today. Two of the airplanes are in its managed aircraft program, while one of the Citation Xs is company-owned. “We’re trying to build the fleet so it has commonality,” Baker explained. “King Air 350s, Citation Xs, things like that where we ca...

Judge blocks Army Corps dredging in coastal Georgia - Vimarsana News

Judge blocks Army Corps dredging in coastal Georgia

Environmental advocates say springtime harbor dredging in Georgia would harm nesting loggerhead sea turtles. ATLANTA – Environmental advocates opposing a plan to dredge coastal Georgia shipping channels starting this month have won a court victory. U.S. District Judge Stan Baker granted a preliminary injunction Thursday blocking the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from dredging activity in Brunswick Harbor that had been due to begin May 28. In a lawsuit against the Corps filed on behalf of the group One Hundred Miles, the Southern Environmental Law Center argued dredging this time of year woul...

Racist treatment of black and Asian war dead is acknowledged at last | Military - Vimarsana News

Racist treatment of black and Asian war dead is acknowledged at last | Military

Racist treatment of black and Asian war dead is acknowledged at last Readers respond to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission’s report into the unequal commemoration of soldiers in the first world war A 1919 photograph of the King’s African Rifles regiment crossing the Ruwu River in German East Africa, a German colony which included present-day Burundi, Rwanda, and part of Tanzania. Photograph: Print Collector/The Print Collector/Heritage Images A 1919 photograph of the King’s African Rifles regiment crossing the Ruwu River in German East Africa, a German colony which included present-...

Judge allows parts of islander suit alleging discrimination - Vimarsana News

Judge allows parts of islander suit alleging discrimination

Judge allows parts of islander suit alleging discrimination April 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) — A federal judge is letting part of a lawsuit proceed alleging a Georgia county denied services to residents of Sapelo Island in part because they are Black, but with fewer plaintiffs. The Brunswick News reports U.S. District Judge Stan Baker said some issues in the five-year-old lawsuit need to be decided by a jury, but said 19 of the 41 original plaintiffs had no standing to sue. That's because lawyers for McIntosh County, the defendant, said there's no record of ownership ...

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Pyrotechnics coordinator sentenced for illegal explosives on Savannah movie set - Vimarsana News

Pyrotechnics coordinator sentenced for illegal explosives on Savannah movie set

Pyrotechnics coordinator sentenced for illegal explosives on Savannah movie set By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team Published  SAVANNAH, Ga. - A man whose job was to enhance films by adding dangerous special effects was not, in fact, allowed to possess explosives due to a previous conviction, a federal court found. The U.S. Attorney's Office in the Southern District of Georgia said 51-year-old Robert Christopher Bailey from Los Angeles was sentenced to probation for possession of illegal explosives. David Estes, Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, said a judge sentenced the...