Level Contributor“” We were in room 25, a small room with 1 bed and a very odd bathroom. The toilet is placed in what I would consider the wrong direction and too close to the legs holding the sink up so anyone taller than about 4' must sit sideways. The walk in shower is quite large, but the shower... Level Contributor“” Old but good place to lay your head for a sleep. Fridge in room was nice, as the temps outside were about 100F. The price was right. Other places in town were so overpriced, so this fit the bill. Just don't leave your pillows there, they will claim them as their own. I packed up the car to leave and... Level Contributor“” via mobileA good value for the money. Old, worn, clean and hospitable. The management is making an effort to keep the property up and still offer affordable lodging. ($45.90 for a single). I would stay there again.1Thank Yukonflyer Level Contributor“” I was there in early August of 2014 for 3 days on a motorcycle trip. These folks are so kind and helpful that they even helped me find my motorcycle key that I somehow lost.

My room was clean and everything worked nicely, including the air-con. I have stayed here before long ago with my family and I feel it... Level Contributor“” We stayed 1 night but moved on as it was just too shabby. Granted the price is fairly low. The other guests were construction crews, 2 cars drove in and got on the phone then left. The highway noise is considerable. The linens were clean & dingy, bordering on ragity. Chairs were well stained and wobbly. The mattress was quite... Level Contributor“” I liked this place. It was clean and quiet. The A/C worked well, and the bed was comfy. The room was a little small, but the room rate was small too. It's within easy walking distance of the Bitterroot Brewing Co., which was a big plus. I'd stay there again if I were in Hamilton.3Thank RoadMode Level Contributor“” We did review this motel on Tripadvisor. It was a great place to stay. The manager had rags, soap, and water for me to wash the bugs off my motorcycle.

Then, in the morning, there was coffee in the office. Down a block and across the street was a great family restaurant recommended by the manager. The motel is in... Level Contributor“” What a great room. It had a full sized fridge, a full-sized range, and a sink. motorcycle superstore houston texasAnd a table and a futon. motorcycle repairs sudbury suffolkIn addition to the bed and all. j&s motorcycle hamiltonCute as can be. And a short drive to the Skalkaho Steak House--a must!2Thank LovesNeon “” We found Deffy’s to be an outstanding value. An older motel that is very clean with pleasant owners and staff. We stayed four nights in Unit 13. The room was relatively large with a kitchenette and windows on two sides (natural light).

Wifi was slow at times. The Coffee Cup is 1.5 blocks to the south and is good option... Level Contributor“” Deffy's is an older motel that is well maintained and clean. Room is small but has 3 cushioned wooden chairs, a writing table and shelf, and a nice flat screen TV. Soundproofing is poor since you can hear the road noise and noise from other rooms. WiFi is good, but can be slow at times. Bed is firm and comfortable....Police continue search for 5-month-old abducted by non-custodial mother INDIANAPOLIS, Ind—IMPD investigators are asking that Regina Williams, the mother who abducted her 5-month old son and took him to Louisville, turn herself in. Police say the infant, Parker Williams, is a ward of the state and was taken by his mother on Wednesday. Williams’ custody was stripped after a January incident left the 5-month old infant with a fractured skull. According to a Probable Cause Affidavit, Regina Williams claimed the infant was hurt after she dropped the child…

Court overturns conviction of Muncie man found guilty of sexually assaulting dog Sargento recalls cheese due to possible Listeria contamination from Indiana supplier FBI agents raid home in Kokomo, one person arrested Indiana Conservation Officer’s dog just can’t stop showing love for his handler during viral photo shootJanesville — Bringing his brash bid for the White House to Wisconsin, real estate mogul Donald Trump laid into Gov. Scott Walker on Tuesday for endorsing Texas Sen. Ted Cruz for the GOP nomination. In this community rocked by lost factory jobs in the recent recession, thousands of supporters and protesters gathered at a Holiday Inn to tout or trash the billionaire candidate under the watchful eyes of hundreds of police from 20 departments. But Trump had his focus on Walker, saying in one interview Tuesday that in the presidential campaign he had "sent him packing like a little boy." The roughly 1,000 packed into a conference room here booed Walker and even native son and U.S. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, but Trump kept his attacks on the governor.

"He certainly can't endorse me after what I did to him in the race," Trump said. "He comes in in his motorcycle jacket — Harley, I love Harleys, right? But the motorcycle guys want Trump. And he doesn't look like a motorcycle guy, I'm sorry." Though Trump brought a larger-than-life personality, the policy details in his speech came on a much smaller scale. On foreign policy, he told one woman questioner that he wanted to stay unpredictable and not tip off foreign leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin what he would do in hot spots like the Ukraine. "Ukraine is going to be fine, just don't ask me why," Trump told the cheering crowd, who appeared happy to take him at his word. Janesville police said a male groped a 15-year-old girl outside the event. When she pushed him away, another person sprayed her with pepper spray, and a 19-year-old woman was also hit with the spray. Police said they were looking for the person who groped the girl and the person who sprayed her.

Trump benefits from a fertile demographic among Wisconsin's white workers, but a win won't come easy, as conservative radio hosts here and Walker are opposing him in the state's April 5 primary. In a setback in Florida Tuesday, Trump's campaign manager was arrested for misdemeanor battery for allegedly grabbing a reporter forcefully. On stage, Trump strongly defended his campaign manager, arguing video of the incident showed it was minor. Walker, who Trump helped drive from the GOP race, publicly backed Cruz on Tuesday. The Wisconsin governor didn't criticize Trump directly but he made a bank shot hit on Trump's confrontational style by noting that both Walker and Cruz are the sons of preachers. "As a son of your minister, you're taught to stand up for your beliefs and you're taught not to back down, but you're taught to be civil," Walker told conservative talk radio host Charlie Sykes of WTMJ. In one talk radio interview, Trump said that "schools were going begging" in Wisconsin because of Walker's decision not to raise taxes.

In an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and several broadcast outlets on his plane, Trump criticized the state's economic performance under Walker. "Wisconsin is doing very poorly, by the way," Trump said. "The reason that Walker went way down is because when I gave all of the statistics on how badly Wisconsin is doing — the jobs that are being taken away, the businesses, the lack of growth. When I gave all of those statistics, he couldn't dispute them." Walker has denied Trump's attacks, calling them similar to Democratic criticisms. Trump backer Andrew Dabson, a 30-year-old distribution worker from Janesville who had come to see the rally with his wife and 2-year-old son on the couple's anniversary. If it wasn't for Trump, Dabson said, he'd be unlikely to vote. He hadn't heard of Ohio Gov. John Kasich until recently and felt that Texas Sen. Ted Cruz shouldn't be able to run for president since he was born in Canada. That argument was made by Trump himself at the rally but it has been questioned by legal scholars.

Dabson, who has a concealed-weapons permit, wore a National Rifle Association cap and a 9mm semiautomatic in a hip holster. "I just love the fact that Trump has the balls to stand up and take the heat," he said. I don't understand all the turmoil, to be honest. Why is it only for Trump? You don't see it for (other candidates)." Dabson said he would like candidates' tax plans to be focused on families like his, which lives paycheck to paycheck. His son suffers from cystic fibrosis and the medical bills stack up quickly, he said. "What about the people who made this country? Without people like me and semi-truck drivers people don't get their groceries," Dabson said. Casey Coleman of Whitewater said he had supported Trump from the time he got in the race and wasn't swayed by the hesitancy toward Trump expressed by Republicans like Walker and Ryan. "It seems they're all scared of the shake-up," he said of the state's most influential Republican politicians. In the plane interview, Trump denied that he decided to hold his rally in Janesville because it's Ryan's turf, calling the city "just a convenient location."