Aaron Moselle is a housing and community development reporter for WHYY-AM, Philadelphia's NPR affiliate. With a focus on local issues in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, Aaron's reporting covers topics such as zoning decisions, hit-and-run crashes, school reopenings, and development projects. His work has also been featured in The Philadelphia Tribune and on WDIY 88.1 FM.
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Aaron's coverage predominantly focuses on local real estate and urban development in Philadelphia, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. If you are reaching out to Aaron, consider providing insights or commentary related to the real estate industry within Philadelphia, particularly regarding new developments, neighborhood transformations, or political decisions impacting local communities.
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Tuesday’s announcement featured cheerleaders, a drill team and the franchise’s mascot.
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By: Aaron Moselle
The mayor has broadened the goal to include new construction and renovations.
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