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Civil Air Patrol cadet honored; board says counsel will seek judge approval on north-side graves

Lancaster Airport Authority · April 16, 2026
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Summary

A Civil Air Patrol representative thanked the executive director for attending a CAP dinner where a cadet received a top award, and the board heard that counsel is preparing a plan to submit to a judge concerning graves on the north side of the airport.

During the public comment section, Glenn Bougher of the Civil Air Patrol thanked Executive Director Ed Foster for attending the annual Civil Air Patrol dinner and noted that one cadet received one of the highest awards, saying fewer than five of 1,000 cadets receive it. Bougher said a letter had been sent inviting former President Trump to the dinner.

Later in the meeting, Chair Matthew Brown asked about the status of graves on the north side of the airport. Counsel Aaron Zeamer told the board that staff are working on a plan to submit to the Judge for approval; the minutes do not provide additional details about the plan's contents or the judge's jurisdiction. The board did not take formal action on this matter at the March meeting.