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Bucolic Vermont town at war over aviation CEO's demand to build personal airstrip at his $3.5m compound

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“Bucolic Vermont town at war over aviation CEO's demand to build personal airstrip at his $3.5m compound”

Kyle Clark, the chief executive officer and board member of Beta Technologies, has been trying to open up a personal airstrip on his property in Lincoln, Vermont, for years.

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