Aaron Moselle covers housing and community development for WHYY’s PlanPhilly, filing stories for both radio and web. He’s a native of the city and calls South Philadelphia home.
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Former Pa. lawmaker faces year in prison over scheme to thwart ethics rules
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MLK studied here: his ties to Upland, Chester and Camden [photos]
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Proposed vocational school in Germantown makes final pitch to SRC
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Family and friends gather for final farewell to Shane Montgomery
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Shane Montgomery funeral to be held Friday
Roxborough native Shane Montgomery will be laid to rest Friday morning, just shy of a week after a volunteer dive team discovered the 21- ...
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Fattah prepares for a new term with visit to MLK
Dominic Castelli’s social studies class at Martin Luther King High School was in full swing Monday when the discussion turned to to ...
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After five-week search, community mourns loss of Shane Montgomery
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Some film fans drive a distance to catch ‘The Interview’ in Delaware
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Online neighborhood sites to get city info
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