Aaron Moselle

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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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Top 5 stories of the week in NW Philly

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Councilwoman Bass’ spokesman leaves City Hall to helm state-rep PAC

A City Council staffer in Northwest Philadelphia has stepped down to work in state politics. Joseph Corrigan, spokesperson for Eig ...

11 years ago

South Jersey native among dozen killed at D.C. Navy Yard

A South Jersey native was among those killed this week when an employee opened fire at the Washington Navy Yard. Martin Bodrog spe ...

11 years ago

After planting 100,000 trees in Philly, trying to do 200,000 more

Philadelphia is a bit greener these days thanks to a city-led tree-planting push that’s recently hit a major milestone. Sinc ...

11 years ago

Bail unchanged for backhoe operator in Philly building collapse

A Philadelphia judge today denied a defense request to reduce bail for the backhoe operator charged in connection with June’s deadl ...

11 years ago

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Urban Planning

PHA director: Queen Lane Apartments may not be torn down after all

11 years ago

PlanPhilly

Urban Planning

Effort to unite Germantown-area CDCs continues at Thursday gathering

11 years ago

On the scene for the last day of Germantown High School’s life (1914-2013)

Germantown High is one of 23 schools closing due to the Philadelphia School District’s budget cuts this year. A number of underclas ...

11 years ago

The final month: Germantown High’s last week starts with balloons, bells, speeches and a ‘Great Walk’ [video]

Just after 7 p.m., a cluster of black and green balloons slowly sailed into the evening skies over Germantown. Beneath the floatin ...

11 years ago

Community

Germantown’s Omar Gray just wants to get back to cleaning streets and sidewalks

For the better part of a decade, Omar Gray tirelessly cleaned the area's streets, cracks and crevices as an employee with the Germantown Special Services District.

13 years ago

State fund “zeroed out” for West Oak Lane Jazz Festival next year

A consultant for this year’s West Oak Lane Jazz Festival says the event will not receive state funding in 2012. “The funds tha ...

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