Philadelphia Orchestra CEO Receives New Three-Year Contract
The Orchestra Association has renewed the contract of Allison Vulgamore, at $450,000 per year.
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The Orchestra Association has renewed the contract of Allison Vulgamore, at $450,000 per year.
Don't panic, says Patricia Wurster, owner of The Travel Station in Oreland.
The state of Pennsylvania is taking the fist step in running the city of Harrisburg, which is near bankrupty.
The Orchestra and the Philly Pops decided to end their partnership as part of the Orchestra's reorganization under Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Health care costs continue to climb while many paychecks remain the same or get smaller.
Labor contracts between Atlantic City's largest union and nine casinos are due to expire in one month and Local 54 is negotiating a new contract with another.
Now making its way through bankruptcy court, the Philadelphia Orchestra's management is finding out the price tag for withdrawing from the pension plan for musicians is more than twice the initial figures.
The Philadelphia Orchestra announced Tuesday that it has received several major gifts and pledges toward its effort to emerge from bankruptcy and establish solid financial footing.
A bankruptcy judge is expected to approve documents outlining the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington's proposed reorganization plan, including a $77 million settlement with nearly 150 alleged victims of priest sex abuse, after certain revisions are made.
In the midst of the bankruptcy of the Philadelphia Orchestra, supporters of Peter Nero and the Philly Pops will be relieved to know that management is working to repair its relationship with Nero. There were concerns it was going to cancel the Pops for next season.
Chris is angry about how the media is covering the rising energy prices, recaps the President's Facebook town hall, examines the Philadelphia Orchestra's bankruptcy and debates the designation of a hate crime. He talks to Fox News Senior National Correspondent, John Roberts, about Marcellus Shale drilling in Pennsylvania and James Babb, co-founder of Do Not Fly.
The Philadelphia Orchestra has scored another first, but none of its trademark lush notes were sounded. The stage was a courtroom, as it became the first major U.S. orchestra to declare bankruptcy.
Mayor Nutter and orchestra head Allison Vulgemore talked up the future after a meeting Tuesday at City Hall, mostly because the past is so proud and the present so troubled.
Chris talks to Philadelphia Mayor Candidates Milton Street and John Featherman as well as State Senator Richard Alloway about the castle doctrine and financial analyst Chris Butler about the U.S. long term outlook.
With the news that the Philadelphia orchestra was filing for bankruptcy still ringing in the city's ears, some patrons of the arts shared how they were handling the news.
The world-renowned Philadelphia Orchestra will be filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Former New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Lenny Dykstra has been charged with embezzling from a bankruptcy estate.
Sometime in late May, the shop at Broad and Chestnut will be closing. It's one of about 200 stores on the company chopping block.
As Pennsylvania's state government wrestles with budget challenges, the commonwealth's capital city is having an even tougher time, prompting the city's mayor to consider a 'distressed city' designation.
