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Federal jury finds in favor of Reading in sexual discrimination case - Vimarsana News

Federal jury finds in favor of Reading in sexual discrimination case

A former human resources director had accused the city of sexual discrimination and retaliation.

Harassment suit filed by former Reading HR director dismissed - Vimarsana News

Harassment suit filed by former Reading HR director dismissed

Earlier this month, the suit filed on behalf of former human resources director for the City of Reading, Aida Acevedo, was dismissed.

Source: wfmz.com
An Amoeba Music founder opens up about the California store's legacy, vinyl's comeback - Vimarsana News

An Amoeba Music founder opens up about the California store's legacy, vinyl's comeback

Dave Prinz, cofounder of Amoeba Music that started in Berkeley, chats about the company's legacy, its celebrity customers, vinyl LPs' comeback, a new collaboration with the San Francisco Public Library and why you shouldn't throw away your old CDs.

A chat with Dave Prinz of Amoeba Music, the world-famous indie-record store - Vimarsana News

A chat with Dave Prinz of Amoeba Music, the world-famous indie-record store

Amoeba Music – you don’t have to be a microbiologist to recognize that name. Started in Berkeley in 1990 by music-loving record collectors Marc Weinstein,…

Source: biztoc.com
An Amoeba Music founder opens up about the California store's legacy, vinyl's comeback - Vimarsana News

An Amoeba Music founder opens up about the California store's legacy, vinyl's comeback

Dave Prinz, cofounder of Amoeba Music that started in Berkeley, chats about the company's legacy, its celebrity customers, vinyl LPs' comeback, a new collaboration with the San Francisco Public Library and why you shouldn't throw away your old CDs.