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Allen Organ headquarters to be demolished for new apartments - Vimarsana News

Allen Organ headquarters to be demolished for new apartments

The roughly 50-year international headquarters for the globally-known Allen Organ Company will be demolished and replaced with apartments.

Source: mcall.com
Rapper Hoodie Allen returns to Philly, where the Penn grad's music career began - Vimarsana News

Rapper Hoodie Allen returns to Philly, where the Penn grad's music career began

Hoodie Allen began his musical career while a student at the University of Pennsylvania. Later in 2022, Allen will release his fifth studio album, which he says includes more rock influences than his previous releases. Two guitar-heavy singles, 'Wouldn't That Be Nice' and 'Call Me Never,' were released earlier this year. Allen is performing at the Fillmore in Philadelphia on Wednesday, Aug. 3 at 7 p.m.

Joe Perry Project ZZ Top combine forces at Leader Bank Pavilion Boston - Vimarsana News

Joe Perry Project ZZ Top combine forces at Leader Bank Pavilion Boston

Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry and his solo band warmed up the Leader Bank Pavilion crowd in Boston ahead of the ZZ Top concert Friday.

Amazon accused of underreporting COVID cases contracted at work - Vimarsana News

Amazon accused of underreporting COVID cases contracted at work

Amazon says that of almost 20,000 employees who contracted COVID-19 last year, only 27 potentially caught it at work. Critics called that misleading.

Amazon accused of under-reporting Covid cases contracted at work - Vimarsana News

Amazon accused of under-reporting Covid cases contracted at work

Amazon.com Inc provided “misleading or grossly incomplete” data about the number of Covid-19 infections potentially spread in its US facilities, according to a labour group calling on the federal government to investigate the company.