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FOX Sports Insider The city of Buffalo and its citizens like pretty much everything Josh Allen does, whether it takes place within the lines of the gridiron or not. They like what he's doing right now, as he tries to defuse a lingering issue that saw wide receiver Stefon Diggs leave the Bills training facility ahead of the team's first mandatory minicamp practice. [ What we know about Stefon Diggs’ strange situation with the Bills ] They like the way he plays, those muscular runs and forceful throws — and the photo-friendly hurdles over defenders. They love how he screams and whoops to fire up the crowd before games, they like the upturn in the Bills' overall situation since he was drafted in 2018 and they like the optimism each new season brings, even if a trip to the Super Bowl has so far proven elusive. But perhaps more than anything — and with arguably the greatest impact on how he will be perceived long-term there — they like what he says, and what it says about him. It is one of the enduring truths of the National Football League that if a fan base feels like a star player speaks their particular football language and they view him as one of their own, then things will go a whole lot smoother. That's how it has played out. Allen, as much as any player in the league, seems to be an ideal fit for the surroundings he found himself in when drafted out of Wyoming. Sometimes the bond comes across in heartwarming ways, like when Bills supporters raised more than $1 million ...

Demographics (2022) View the annual Demographic Data Population 109,039 Median age 35.5 Median household income $112,603 Median home value $367,861 Total single-family units 30,945 Allen ISD enrollment 21,738 Adults with a high school diploma 96.6% Adults with a bachelor’s degree or higher 59% Registered voters 68,732 History Caddo and Comanche tribes lived in the region before immigrants of European descent came to Allen in the 1840s. The original township of Allen was located along the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. It was named for Ebenezer Allen, a former attorney general of Texas and one of the promoters of the railroad. The first train robbery in Texas took place in Allen on February 22, 1878 by Sam Bass and his associates. In 1907 the Texas Traction Company purchased land on the west side of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad track to build the Interurban line. A devastating fire destroyed most of the business district between the Interurban tracks and the railroad in 1915. The Interurban closed in 1948 and the population of Allen declined to 400 in 1950. Allen was officially incorporated in 1953. US 75 was built in 1960, launching decades of continuous growth. History Resources • • • •

Company behind the name "Allen wrenches" Allen Owner Apex Tool Group Country Hartford, Connecticut, USA Introduced 1910 Previous owners Allen Manufacturing Company And Danaher Corporation Tagline "We are the Original!" Website Allen is a brand of hand tools, most widely recognized for its wrenches, known History [ ] Originally named Allen Manufacturing Company, the business produced hexagonal set screws and wrenches to fasten them. The terms "Allen wrench" (American English) and "Allen key" (British English) W.G. Allen An advertisement for Allen safety screws would appear in the 1910 Annual Convention of International Association of Factory Inspectors. In 1922, Allen Manufacturing Company produced sets of tools under the company name "Bay State", suggesting that they may have privately acquired another hardware manufacturer, namely the Bay State Pump Company. Apex Tool Group owns the current trademark and has since renewed it. End of production [ ] In January 2017, Apex Tool Group announced they would end the manufacturing of Allen and Armstrong hand tools in their In 2018, Apex began manufacturing official hex keys under their company brand As of 2021, the Apex Tool Group website's Allen page has been purged of all content except for the rebranded Allen logo, the Armstrong logo erroneously referred to as the brand image, and the brand site URL, now a redirect to Crescent. Gallery [ ] • • Apex Tool Group. Apex Tool Group. • Serial Number 85451338. USPTO . Retrieved 31 Janu...