Assemblywoman Dede Scozzafava is asking Harley-Davidson to relocate its largest manufacturing facility to upstate Yew York.

The motorcycle giant is considering relocating its largest facility from Pennsylvania to potential sites in the midwest, Scozzafava says in a press release.

Her letter is addressed to Harley’s President and Chief Operating Officer, Matt Levatich. It says upstate New York should be added to the list because of its workforce, a robust college network, low cost power and a program of economic incentives.

Scozzafava invited Levatich to tour the upstate region.

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Riders have opportunity to learn, hone skills.

Pennsylvania – PennDOT today reminded motorcycle riders of all experience levels there is still time to take advantage of two free motorcycle safety courses offered through Pennsylvania’s Motorcycle Safety Program. Classes are conducted annually from March through October.

“Through the Motorcycle Safety Program, we are committed to helping all riders improve their operating skills and safety knowledge,” said PennDOT Secretary Allen D. Biehler, P.E. “We offer these classes to build a sound, safe training basis for beginning motorcyclists and maintain safe operation among more experienced riders. By practicing proper riding techniques and learning how to handle their motorcycles in all types of road and weather conditions, motorcyclists can further reduce their chances of being involved in a crash.”

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The Knot Hole has been around for years, but a few months ago the owner put up a signs that reads, “Please notice, no colors allowed. Thank you.”

South Carolina – It got the attention of a NewsChannel 36 viewer, who asked to be identified only as “Jane.”

“At first looking at it I was offended, and then after that I got kind of angry,” said Jane.

A few days ago Jane, who is of Asian descent, and some girlfriends headed to the bar for a drink and the sign stopped her in her tracks.

“Whether you are white, black, Asian, Hispanic — it doesn’t matter what race you are, just reading that sign you should be offended by it,” Jane said.

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