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Ethics questions at PGW, a conversation with self-proclaimed ‘sociopath’ Raymond Horsch, celebrating Philly’s ‘Truth Tellers’

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Ethics questions at PGW, a conversation with self-proclaimed ‘sociopath’ Raymond Horsch, celebrating Philly’s ‘Truth Tellers’ — Exton Dining news

The Source episode 14 explores Philadelphia Gas Works’ CEO failing to disclose gifts from the Phillies on ethics forms, plus a conversation with the late Raymond Horsch whose Olney home is at the center of a grisly police investigation, Pope Leo Village in Brewerytown, hear from the winners of Billy Penn’s Truth Tellers award, and a look at changes happening in Strawberry Mansion.\ WHYY News staffers Susan Phillips, Peter Crimmins, Aaron Moselle and Kimberly Paynter contributed to this episode, which is hosted by Kenny Cooper.

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