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Eugene Sonn

  • Program Manger, Philadelphia Journalism Collaborative (PJC)
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Program Manger for @PHLJournoCollab. Formerly @ResolvePhilly, @WHYY, @WBGO, and @WRVO. Dad, homebrewer, cyclist and Red Sox fan.
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Durable over disposable

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By Eugene Sonn
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2024 will be the year we focus more on durable, not disposable journalism. Have you ever researched and filed a story only to struggle to remember what it was about a day or two later? The flow of news is so rapid that if the people writing the stories can’t remember them, what do you think it’s like for people trying to keep up and keep informed? At the Philadelphia Journalism Collaborative, we’re striving to make stories that aren’t exactly evergreen, but will be useful for months or longer.
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A hateful crime, a false confession, a federal investigation: The 1976 Feltonville firebombing

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By Beatrice Forman Verified, Jenny Roberts, Michaela Winberg Verified, Eugene Sonn
| Billy Penn Verified
Get all your Philly news in one place, every morning Our nonprofit newsroom is powered by readers Our nonprofit newsroom is powered by readers Our newsroom runs on reader support — thank you! Our newsroom runs because of you — thank you! By the end, 15 police detectives would be convicted of civil rights violations. Facebook / John Hrosovsky In the fall of 1976, a North Philly house fire caused by a thrown Molotov cocktail rocked the city.
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Halal cart prices rise slightly as Philly street vendors try to adapt

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By Jenny Roberts, Beatrice Forman Verified, Michaela Winberg Verified, Eugene Sonn
| Billy Penn Verified
A platter that was once $6 might now set you back $8 — but that doesn’t reflect the reality of much higher wholesale costs. Noel Chacko, Jacob Smollen, Kaveen Harohalli Today, 8:00 a.m. 💌 Love Philly? Sign up for the free Billy Penn newsletter to get everything you need to know about Philadelphia, every day. Halal carts returned to the streets of Philadelphia in full force this fall, but as winter approaches, many owners and workers are still struggling.
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