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12/25/2007
McCarran's hidden treasure
Aviation museum's displays are spread across three valley airports

By F. ANDRE
W TAYLOR
VIEW STAFF WRITER

If your travel plans this holiday season take you to McCarran International Airport, you'll have the opportunity to visit the Howard W. Cannon Aviation Museum. It's likely that nearly everyone reading this already has been to museum, but it's also just as likely that the vast majority didn't realize it. This is because although the museum is, according to director Mark Hall-Patton, Nevada's most visited museum, it also is one of the least accessible, with exhibits located inside three valley airports.

The museum is spread out across McCarran -- situated above the baggage claim, in the corridors to various gates, across from the ticket counters, and even in Terminal 2. It's the museum's location in the state's busiest airport that qualifies it as perhaps the most visited museum in the valley. Ironically, it's also this very location that makes it so difficult to see in its entirety.

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12/25/2007
BlazeSports helps foster athleticism in all children
Physically disabled youth swim, play tennis

By BROCK RADKE
VIEW STAFF WRITER

It's a cold Wednesday night, and the brightly lit gymnasium at aging Garside Middle School, 300 S. Torrey Pines Drive, is full of smiling children. Most of them are in wheelchairs, flying around the gym at high speeds, laughing together as they "warm up" for a night of fun and activity.

Wednesday nights are open recreation nights for BlazeSports Las Vegas, a year-round program for youth with physical disabilities run by the city of Las Vegas Department of Leisure Services.

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Drought can bring fountain of solutions
NEW YEAR'S EVE ENTERTAINMENT
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Crime Report
RECREATION BRIEFS
THINGS TO DO IN SOUTHEAST
Protect vine bases in winter
Reynolds to ring in New Year
THINGS TO DO
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
SIGHTS OF THE SEASON: Holiday cheer to go
BlazeSports helps foster athleticism in all children











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