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Harley-Davidson is recalling 111,569 touring cycles to reinforce front fuel-tank mounts, which can distort in crashes and cause fuel leaks and fires.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 8 -- Harley-Davidson has announced plans for National Garage Party Month, when dealerships across the country will host Garage Party events during March 2010. Harley-Davidson Garage Party events provide a fun, social environment for women to learn about the sport of motorcycling, as well as meet other women who are interested in riding.
Harley-Davidson Motor Company today named Ed Magee as new general manager of vehicle operations at the company's York County plant in Springettsbury Township effective Dec. 16. Magee, 43, will succeed Fred Gates who will retire in 2010.
BREAKING & ENTERING, BROOKVIEW BOULEVARD: Audio equipment was stolen between 11-11:50 p.m. Dec. 2 from a car parked in a driveway. The driver’s side window had been shattered to gain entry.
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Testimony has concluded and a date is set for closing arguments in the restitution hearing of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. The judge will rule Jan. 20.
In a news release issued Tuesday, Harley-Davidson Motor Company has named Ed Magee as the general manager of the company's vehicle operations in York.
BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP Sentencing has been delayed several weeks for a township man who pleaded guilty to taking more than $1 million in kickback payments while working as a project manager for a national cellular telecommunications provider.
Ed Magee, Career Began in York Harley-Davidson Motor Company has named Ed Magee General Manager of the Company's Vehicle Operations in York County, Pennsylvania, effective December 16, 2009. Magee, 43, will succeed Fred Gates, current Vice President and General Manager, who will retire in 2010.
The Adams Square area was filled with children’s squeals Saturday as residents enjoyed a Christmas Carnival sponsored by the Adams Square Merchants Assn.
The Sentinel-News in Shelbyville, Ky. is reporting that theproposed zoning change to part of the land planned for the Harley-Davidson plant there is scheduled to be rescinded.
