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The City of Sidney and the Airport Authority Board have been approached by a company that wants to purchase a hangar to expand its business.
The conflict is that so far the Airport Authority Board has not seen a written proposal.
At the October 10 meeting of the Airport Authority Board, Jim Lewis of Airtronics, Inc., met with the board in public session. According to the Airtronics Avionics website, "for over 50 years, Airtronics has ben a brand recognized for excellence in avionics repair and installation."
The company started in Oxnard, Calif., as R & B Airtronics by Ron and Betty Lewis. The...
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