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Geneseo, N.Y.— A major lawsuit against motorcycle giant Harley-Davidson has been settled following a legal battle that lasted four years. A Livingston County jury Tuesday awarded $120 million each to Harold Morris of Caledonia and the family of his late girlfriend, Pamela SinClair. SinClair was killed and Morris was seriously hurt when the pair crashed while riding a Harley bike in Hamlin Township, Pennsylvania in June 2020, according to court paperwork. The lawsuit claimed the bike had a defective traction-control system and malfunctioned, causing the crash. That control system was mentioned in a 2019 safety recall notice for certain Harley-Davidson models, including the one owned by Morris and SinClair, according to court paperwork. The pair then sent the bike to Harley-Davidson, which cleared the vehicle after fixing some issues with its brake system, but did not complete a test drive. READ REST OF ARTICLE THE GREAT HARLEY DAVIDSON CON JOB Harley Owners Pissed after latest Harley-Davidson Move Harley-Davidson Accused of Profiteering: Inventory and Upgrades Scandal Harley-Davidson Recall Linked to Fatal Crash: $120 Million Awarded in Lawsuit Westfield Transport Inc. Owner Admits Guilt in Marine Motorcycle Club Crash

The Quickshift A group of dealerships have accused Harley of hoarding profitsThey allege they’ve been saddled with inventory and high-priced upgradesHarley denies the allegationsHarley-Davidson is in a bit of a pickle. The once steady revenue from Boomers flush with cash of the 1990s has all but dried up as the group ages out of motorcycling. Its forays into new models haven’t gone exactly to plan. as though there was initial demand for its Pan America adventurer, it’s since taken a dive off a cliff. And its bid at enticing The YouthsTM has all but failed with LiveWire. Read Rest of Article THE GREAT HARLEY DAVIDSON CON JOB Harley Owners Pissed after latest Harley-Davidson Move Harley-Davidson Accused of Profiteering: Inventory and Upgrades Scandal Harley-Davidson Recall Linked to Fatal Crash: $120 Million Awarded in Lawsuit Westfield Transport Inc. Owner Admits Guilt in Marine Motorcycle Club Crash

WAUKESHA, Wis. — People who love the iconic Harley-Davidson brand are wondering what the future holds for the motorcycle maker in Wisconsin after Harley-Davidson announced that some of its production would move from Menomonee Falls to Thailand.The news has prompted dozens of people to write in to TMJ4 and post on our Facebook page, with many saying they might never buy a Harley again. “I have been riding motorcycles since I was a kid,” said Chuck Schmidt, who was out riding his Harley in downtown Waukesha. Chuck considers himself to be part of the Harley-Davidson family, from working on the bikes as a teenager to owning them as an adult. READ REST OF ARTICLE THE GREAT HARLEY DAVIDSON CON JOB Harley Owners Pissed after latest Harley-Davidson Move Harley-Davidson Accused of Profiteering: Inventory and Upgrades Scandal Harley-Davidson Recall Linked to Fatal Crash: $120 Million Awarded in Lawsuit Westfield Transport Inc. Owner Admits Guilt in Marine Motorcycle Club Crash

Harley-Davidson is moving more motorcycle production to Thailand, angering the union workforce in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. The change is also notable for the iconic American company, which some years ago vowed it would never build bikes overseas for the U.S. marketplace. “Harley-Davidson has backtracked on that promise, planning to manufacture these bikes abroad and send them to the U.S. for American consumers,” Brian Bryant, president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, said in a statement. 00:00 THE GREAT HARLEY DAVIDSON CON JOB 02:11 Harley Davidson is moving production of big name motorcycle to Thailand 07:08 You know someone is going to say something 08:41 This is kinda funny isn’t it 15:14 Your very next Harley won’t be made in American 24:25 This is more popular 34:45 He has nothing but love 40:09 Motivation 48:39 1000 percent right THE GREAT HARLEY DAVIDSON CON JOB Harley Owners Pissed after latest Harley-Davidson Move Harley-Davidson Accused of Profiteering: Inventory and Upgrades Scandal Harley-Davidson Recall Linked to Fatal Crash: $120 Million Awarded in Lawsuit Westfield Transport Inc. Owner Admits Guilt in Marine Motorcycle Club Crash

It’s 2024 and schools are still closing because of COVID-19 cases. A Tennessee school closed for one day due to a high number of positive COVID tests. “Stigall Primary School was closed on Tuesday, Aug. 13 due to high COVID numbers, according to a spokesperson with Humboldt City Schools,” WSMV reports. “The school was only closed for a day to allow for cleaning and disinfecting. Students and staff were able to return on Wednesday,” the outlet added. “An elementary school in Tennessee closed down yesterday because of ‘COVID cases’ and will be implementing ‘extra precautions’ when they return. The IFR for elementary aged children for COVID is between 0.0001%-0.0004%,” Champagne Joshi said. “These people are mental,” he added. WATCH: An elementary school in Tennessee closed down yesterday because of “COVID cases” and will be implementing “extra precautions” when they return. The IFR for elementary aged children for COVID is between 0.0001%-0.0004%. These people are mental. pic.twitter.com/5LS7s3apzb — Champagne Joshi (@JoshWalkos) August 14, 2024 Per WSMV: “Stigall Primary School was closed on Tuesday, August 13th but students returned to class today after a thorough cleaning/disinfecting of the school. I do not have those numbers but the closure was a result of a number of students and staff testing positive for COVID as well as others presenting with symptoms. The one-day closure was to help stop the spread and develop a plan to insure staff was in place for students to return today (Wednesday, August 14),” the spokesperson said. "Everyone's like, 'COVID is back, COVID is back,'" Jessica Williamson, a parent of a first grader at Stigall Primary, said. "I just feel like it didn't really go anywhere."Mid-South elementary school shut down due to COVID cases https://t.co/WUaNZ36ZaX via @FOX13Memphis — Lucy's Mom (@leighleighmw) August 14, 2024 FOX 13 Memphis reports: Just days into the new school year, one Mid-South elementary school has already had to shut down due to an uptick in COVID cases. Students at Stigall Primary School in Humboldt, Tenn., about 90 miles northeast of Memphis, started school on August 1. Parents told FOX13 that they got a letter on Monday night from the district telling them that students needed to stay home Tuesday as the district works to sanitize the building. “Everyone’s like, ‘COVID is back, COVID is back,'” Jessica Williamson, a parent of a first grader at Stigall Primary, said. “I just feel like it didn’t really go anywhere.” It’s the second full week of school for Stigall Primary School students, but instead of math class and recess, Williamson’s daughter and her classmates are at home. “Those are little kids. They’re the most prone to put things in their mouths, to touch each other, to just share germs,” Willamson said. Williamson got the letter Monday evening from Humboldt City Schools. It says the school would close Tuesday due to an uptick in COVID cases among students and staff.

The Boston Red Sox suspended outfielder Jarren Duran for two games earlier this week for calling a fan an ‘anti-gay slur’ during the team’s loss Sunday to the Houston Astros. “In consultation with Major League Baseball, the Red Sox today issued an unpaid two-game suspension to outfielder Jarren Duran beginning with tonight’s game against the Texas Rangers at Fenway Park,” the Red Sox announced. “Additionally, Duran’s salary from the two-game suspension will be donated to PFLAG (Federation of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays), the United States’ largest organization dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people and those who love them,” the statement added. The #RedSox today issued a two-game suspension to Jarren Duran. pic.twitter.com/YlinXxOAWy — Red Sox (@RedSox) August 12, 2024 Here’s video of the incident [EXPLICIT LANGUAGE]: https://t.co/Bp69ih8UbS pic.twitter.com/eVwnQag2Yf — Switch (@IISwitchII) August 12, 2024 Per ESPN: In the sixth inning of Boston’s game Sunday at Fenway Park, Duran turned around in the middle of an at-bat and said to a heckler: “Shut up, you f—ing f—-t.” Duran, 27, apologized in a statement Sunday night for using “a truly horrific word when responding to a fan.” Before answering reporters’ questions in the middle of the clubhouse Monday, Duran started by further apologizing to fans whom he said reached out to him and said “they were disappointed in me.” “I’m sorry for my actions and I’m going to work on being better,” the 27-year-old outfielder said, as quoted by The Associated Press. Breaking: The Red Sox and MLB have suspended Jarren Duran for two games after he uttered an anti-gay slur at a fan during Sunday's game. The team announced that Duran's salary from the suspension will be donated to PFLAG (Federation of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays). pic.twitter.com/MkIbFF3rSu — ESPN (@espn) August 12, 2024 UPDATE: The outfielder now has the highest-selling jersey on the MLB’s website. Red Sox's Jarren Duran has top-rated jersey on MLB shop after anti-gay slur https://t.co/gUfVwLEG58 — Fox News (@FoxNews) August 14, 2024   Per Fox News: Duran apologized, but he still served a two-game suspension – his game checks for Monday and Tuesday will be donated to PFLAG, a nonprofit that supports the LGBTQ+ community. The 27-year-old has burst onto the scene this year, earning his first All-Star nod, so Duran jerseys have been rather popular around Fenway Park. However, expect to see many more of them just about everywhere – Duran’s jersey, at the time of publishing, is the top-selling jersey on the online MLB shop. “Duran is also the first ‘top seller’ to appear on the Red Sox’ team shop, while his Instagram page has been flooded with supportive comments,” Daily Mail noted. After getting suspended for 2 games for aiming homophobic slur at Fenway fan, Jarren Duran chose to wear this shirt in his pregame presser today. pic.twitter.com/36VPYGYaMj — Dan Shaughnessy (@Dan_Shaughnessy) August 12, 2024 Daily Mail reports: The 27-year-old was also spotted wearing a t-shirt that read ‘F*** em’ at pregame media availability the day after incident. He did offer an apology for his actions, saying in a statement, ‘During tonight’s game, I used a truly horrific word when responding to a fan. I feel awful knowing how many people I offended and disappointed. ‘I apologize to the entire Red Sox organization, but more importantly to the entire LGBTQ community. Our young fans are supposed to be able to look up to me as a role model, but tonight I fell far short of that responsibility. ‘I will use this opportunity to educate myself and my teammates and grow as a person.’