Aaron Moselle covers housing and community development for WHYY’s PlanPhilly, filing stories for both radio and web. He’s a city native and calls South Philadelphia home.
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PHA schedules Queen Lane Apartments implosion for Sept. 14
Queen Lane Apartments, a 16-story public housing high-rise in Germantown, is scheduled to be demolished on Sunday, Sept. 14. The h ...
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Clinton leads Christie in N.J. presidential preference poll
Results of a new poll released Wednesday show New Jersey voters may not back Gov. Chris Christie for president in 2016. While the ...
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Bertha losing its punch, but may leave rip currents along N.J. Shore
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Tapping experience, Philly vet helps Snyder House offer new approach to other vets
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Revived Camden police unit hot on the trail of cold crimes
On a recent steamy afternoon, a pair of unmarked sedans pulled into the narrow parking lot in front of Gramercy Park Garden Apartments. ...
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Crews clearing way for impending Queen Lane Apartments implosion
The Philadelphia Housing Authority is in the midst of prepping ...
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U.S. claims Pa. State Police fitness tests discriminate against women
The federal government is suing Pennsylvania State Police for alleged workplace discrimination. In a 10-page complaint filed Tuesd ...
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