By Scott Unger • Of the News-Register • 

Plans to house Blackhawks at airport developing

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NJINILNCCAOR

No. No. No.

McMinnville is and should be a nice, quiet, peaceful place to live.

Not an area of constant noise and annoying aerial traffic.

NJINILNCCAOR

To the citizens of nice, quiet McMinnville:

These are retired on repurposed military aircraft.

In other words, big.

Bigfootlives

Nobody told you to move in next door to the airport. I’ve lived in Yamhill county 56 years and the airport has always been there. Turn your tv up a little louder. The screeching on MSNBC could drown out a C130.

NJINILNCCAOR

Mr. Bigfoot:

I have a right to be heard, the government has a duty to listen, and local entities work best when they work with the local community.

Your suggestions have been noted.

I am going to continue.

President Musk

What about Electric Helicopters?

Ron

NJINILNCCAOR Your voice was heard. Did I hear a U-Haul truck in front of your house ? If you live on Highway 18 or 3 mile lane that was your choice / Bad choice, and if you do not, what does it matter? Just remember the air shows just around the corner. These Blackhawks will be a huge fire fighting asset to have nearby and if you’re new to the area, everything West of Town are big parcels of land& thousands of acres of Timberland. And also, you must be unaware the city owns the airport and they’re looking for revenue. They have always have been and will continue to look for new business to come to the airport, including the helicopters. sorry for your misery. See you at the next air show.

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