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Bike Fest is back on July 25

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By Devon Williams
| pmg-ky3.com
There’s a particular group of people, a posse, that’s been the subject of public scorn for years now. You’ve seen them as the butt of the joke on many a television show, movie and comic strip. They’ve been portrayed as rude, uncouth, dangerous and inconsiderate. Bikers have long been thought of as the bottom of the societal totem pole, bringing anarchy and unrest in their wake. But that’s far from the truth.
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Is New Jersey Becoming The New Hollywood? Netflix, Tax Credits Fuel The ‘Jerseywood’ Boom

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By Devon Williams
| The Bernardsville News Verified
Across the state, New Jersey is speculating that film will become the next big industry. Netflix’s planned major studio at Fort Monmouth is part of a broader effort to turn New Jersey into a permanent production hub. In Newark, construction began in December 2025 on a Great Point Studios complex through Lionsgate, while in Bayonne, 1888 Studios broke ground the same month and signed Paramount to a minimum 10-year lease. kAm%9:D C6\6?ECJ :?E@ E96 H@C=5 @7 7:=> 3F:=5D @?
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Sheriff's Office rebuilds, starting with Joshua True

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By Devon Williams
| pmg-ky3.com
On Monday, June 8, the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office grew a little bigger with the addition and swearing-in of Deputy Joshua True. Despite no prior personal experience or much family history in law enforcement, with the exception of one cousin in Lexington police, True has come into the field with passion and excitement. Still, it’s a whole new world for him. True labored in factory work doing maintenance for the last twenty years before, unfortunately, being laid-off in Jan. of this year.
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