Michael Jackson legacy endures after Leaving Neverland backlash
Despite HBO and Channel 4 airing Leaving Neverland and prompting a backlash, Michael Jackson’s popularity and musical legacy remain strong. His Thriller album and related shows stay in the Library of Congress Registry, merchandise sells globally, and auctions have fetched tens of millions. Industry voices note enduring aura, with support from executives and family members emphasizing resilience against allegations.
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Blessing of the Bikes turns to memorial for seven bikers
In Randolph New Hampshire a Blessing of the Bikes ceremony attracted about 400 mourners after a Friday crash killed seven motorcyclists aged 42 to 62. The collision involving a pickup with a flatbed trailer remains under investigation. The victims include Michael Ferazzi 62 Albert Mazza Jr. 49 Delma Oakes 42 Aaron Perry 45 Daniel Pereira 58 and Joanne Carr 58 with Edward Carr 58 of Lakeville Massachusetts. Governor Sununu ordered half staff flags in their memory.
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Traffic increases noted on Mercer Rogers and Stafford streets
Webb from the West Virginia DOH tracks rising traffic as American Water crews work near Stafford Drive. Mercer Street rises from 8 000 to 11 000 vehicles daily, Rogers Street 13 000, and Stafford Drive 14 000. Figures are from about four years ago, reflecting Princeton’s growth in business and shopping options.
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Virginia tax relief package funds refunds for residents
Virginia officials detail a 1.2 billion tax cut with about 976 million in relief and up to 110 for individuals and 220 for couples from rebates. Taxpayers must file by July 1 to qualify, with possible withholdings to cover debts. tips include accurate names, addresses, SSNs, electronic filing, and ID numbers.
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Pigeons Roosting Challenge Near Bluefield Church
A local effort to seal roosts and curb droppings from pigeons around the old First Baptist Church near the Bluefield Municipal Building, a century-old site with a history of bird-related cleaning. In 2016 crews vacuumed 6 to 8 tons of droppings from the church. Greg Jordan reports.
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