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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Uber won’t pay $50 million Pa. fine without a fight
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Germantown residents appeal Wissahickon playground decision
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Tuskegee Airman realized dreams for himself, cleared pathway for son’s flight
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Students find fitness, fun in pursuit of Mr. and Ms. Penn bodybuilding honors
When most people think about the University of Pennsylvania, the terms Ivy League, West Philadelphia and Quaker probably come to mind. ...
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In Philly to back port development, Wolf addresses hardships of budget stalemate
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Some voters defy expectations of low turnout
Voter turnout during today’s general election was expected to be dismal, but not everyone stayed home. South Philadelphia reside ...
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Increasingly, millennials call Philly home
In 2011, Ben Stango moved to Philadelphia after college. He’s never leaving. “I’m here for life,” said Sta ...
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‘Voter report cards’ go out to Philly area residents who’ve been absent from the polls
It’s no secret that voter turnout is expected to be dismal during Tuesday’s general election. With so much settled during the ...
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Temple’s stellar football season reinvigorates push for new stadium
Temple University’s football team has never been a hot topic in Philadelphia – or anywhere really. This season is different. ...
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