Talk:Logan Circle (Washington, D.C.)

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I'm collapsing this section to avoid hogging the entire talk page. APK lives in Dupont and Gomorrah 08:20, 24 November 2009 (UTC)

Eckardt, Wolf von. (January 6, 1974) Washington's Logan Circle: A Test Case for U.S. Cities, The Washington Post, printed in the St. Petersburg Times, Page 4-G. (August 15, 1981) Prostitution fought with car stickers, money, Associated Press, printed in The Ledger, Page 7C. Kilpatrick, James J. (September 9, 1981) Oldest Profession - 'Logan Circle' Problem: Madams and Taxmen, United Press International, printed in The Evening Independent, Page 21-A Conroy, Sarah Booth. (December 25, 1987) Logan: Christmas Circle, The Washington Post, Page N48. Spolar, Christine. (May 16, 1992) Logan Circle: Residents Circle the Wagons, The Washington Post, Page E01. Spayd Liz; Sanchez, Rene. (April 26, 1994) History, Charity Clash In D.C.'s Logan Circle: Views of Clergy, Property Owners at Odds, The Washington Post, Page B01. Spayd, Liz. (May 27, 1994) D.C. Gets New Historic District: Charities in Area Near Logan Circle Fear Move May Hurt Programs additional free text, The Washington Post, Page C03. Goldstein, Amy. (April 17, 1995) Gay Social Club in D.C. Raises Health Concerns, The Washington Post, Page A01. Davidson, Deirdre. (September 21, 1996) In a Circle of Transition, Residents Try to Restore Logan's Splendor, The Washington Post, Page E03. Loose, Cindy. (April 4, 1998) The Power Brokers of 14th Street, The Washington Post, Page A01. Wheeler, Linda. (June 13, 1998) Logan Circle Embraces Restorations, The Washington Post, Page G01. Przybyla, Heidi. (December 11, 1998) High-end condos draw buyers to rundown area, Washington Business Journal. Deane, Daniela. (July 26, 1999) Logan Comes Full Circle: A Booming Economy and Developers such as Jim Abdo have Helped Bring the Area Back to Life free copy, The Washington Post, Page F12. Jaffe, Harry. (November 1999) Mocha Town, Washingtonian, Page 164. Spinner, Jackie. (March 27, 2000) Miracle on 14th Street free copy, The Washington Post, Page F18. Tobbe, Elizabeth. (May 12, 2000) Area near 14th and P picks up high-end retail, Washington Business Journal. Fears, Darryl. (May 28, 2000) A Fresh Approach in Logan Circle: Neighbors Unite to Lure Grocery Store, Jump-Start Rebuilding free copy, The Washington Post, Page A01. Waggener, Phil. (October 13, 2000) Construction company rehabs decaying building, Washington Business Journal. Gillette, Felix. (March 8–14, 2002) Barrier to Gentry: Well-heeled dog owners can't get over the Freemasons' new fence., Washington City Paper, Vol. 22, #10. Kretikos, Eleni. (February 7, 2003) Former D.C. nightclub to house two furniture stores, Washington Business Journal. Godfrey, Sarah. (April 4–10, 2003) Grease Is the Word: Mid City Fish Market's deep-fried fare is here to stay., Washington City Paper, Vol. 23, #14. Castaneda, Ruben. (April 5, 2003) Eddystone Residents Gravitate to D.C.'s Center, The Washington Post, Page T05. Kretikos, Eleni. (April 18, 2003) Retail rebirth hits 14th St.:Developer, retailer action suggests turnaround of retail area is finally here, Washington Business Journal. Kersten, Denise. (September 13, 2003) New Lofts Enhance Logan Circle: Complex Offers Style, Amenities, Prime Downtown Location, The Washington Post, Page T05. Shin, Annys. (January 23–29, 2004) Shifting Gear: Want to improve your ’hood? Get a T-shirt., Washington City Paper, Vol. 24, #3. Moreno, Sylvia. (February 15, 2004) D.C.'s black heritage, block by block, The Washington Post, printed in the San Francisco Chronicle, Page C6. Padget, Jonathan. (September 9, 2004) Making a Gallery Space Its Own Work of Art, The Washington Post, Page C05. Pet Set. (September 12, 2004) Destination: Logan Circle, The Washington Post, Page M07. O'Sullivan, Michael. (September 24, 2004) Transforming 14th Street, The Washington Post, Page WE40. Wilgoren, Debbi. (December 20, 2004) From Showrooms to Showplaces: D.C.'s 'Auto Row' Being Remodeled Into Trendy Neighborhood, The Washington Post, Page B01. Weiss, Eric M. (February 1, 2005) Rising Price of the American Dream: Worries About Affordability, Tax Burden Surge With D.C. Home Values, The Washington Post, Page B01. Wilgoren, Debbi. (March 27, 2005) Restaurant Staff Longs for Taste of Sizzling Economy: String of Problems Puts Grand Opening On Back Burner, The Washington Post, Page C04. Bugg, Sean. (June 9, 2005) Charting the Course of Pride: Capital Pride Director Robert York on the continuing importance of the community's biggest celebration, Metro Weekly. Lerner, Michele. (July 14, 2005) Logan condo offers view from the top, The Washington Times. Sheridan, Mary Beth. (September 22, 2005) Workers, Neighbors Begin Dialogue: Community Weighs Day-Labor Center, The Washington Post, Page T01. McCoy, J.J. (September 29, 2005) Houses on Tour This Fall, The Washington Post, Page H04. Downey, Kirstin. (October 6, 2005) Supply Hits High In Condo Craze: 47,000 Units Are in the Works, and Demand Is Up, The Washington Post, Page D01. Padget, Jonathan. (October 27, 2005) A Gallery Where Visitors Can Feel Right at Home, The Washington Post, Page C01. Schwartzman, Paul. (February 5, 2006) Logan Circle Group Prays for Deliverance: Illegal Church Parking Mostly Ignored, The Washington Post, Page C05. Weiss, Eric M. (April 24, 2006) Mayor Postpones Church Parking Crackdown, The Washington Post, Page B02. Trescott, Jacqueline. (July 7, 2006) In a Pricey Market It Helped Ignite, Studio Theatre Will Buy Housing, The Washington Post, Page C05. Layton, Lyndsey. (July 22, 2006) Hungry for Whole Foods: Wooing of the Upscale Grocery Highlights Tension Over Changes in Columbia Heights, The Washington Post, Page D01. Groer, Annie. (August 31, 2006) Hardware Made a Little Easier: Simplicity and Service Meet D.C. Residents' Needs, The Washington Post, Page H01. Rude, Justin. (December 3, 2006) Can't Miss, The Washington Post, Page M06. McCarthy, Ellen. (January 19, 2007) At Stoney's, Everything Old Is New Again, The Washington Post, Page T05. Reese, Jennifer. (February 23, 2007) Book Review: The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears (2007), Entertainment Weekly. Gallagher, Tara. (April 26, 2007) Stranger in the City, The Nation. Sietsema, Tom. (May 23, 2007) A New Way to Eat Up, Then Check Out, The Washington Post, Page F03. Longaker, Mark. (May 23, 2007) Men on horseback dominate memorials, The Washington Times. Laing, Olivia. (June 2, 2007) Dream catcher, The Guardian. Boorstein, Michelle; Wilgoren, Debbi. (October 19, 2007) Dalai Lama Visits Northwest D.C. Shelter, The Washington Post. Rosen, Zack. (November 30, 2007) Homes for the holidays: Logan Circle Holiday House Tour features historic abodes in a burgeoning gay neighborhood, Washington Blade. Halzack, Sarah. (December 24, 2007) Neighborhood Mixer: As Rough-Hewn Area Goes Upscale, Merchant Shifts From Beer to Champagne, The Washington Post, Page D01. Sietsema, Tom (February 20, 2008) With Sips and Nibbles, Cork Is Pulling Crowds, The Washington Post, Page F03. Schwartzman, Paul. (February 22, 2008) Central Union Mission in Talks For New Site in Downtown D.C., The Washington Post, Page B01. Silverman, Elissa. (April 19, 2008) Bicycle-Sharing Program to Debut, The Washington Post, Page B03. Castro, Melissa. (May 16, 2008) Jeffrey Schonberger of Alturas gets OK for offices at site of Central Union Mission's homeless shelter, Washington Business Journal. Carr, David. (May 26, 2008) The Wars We Choose to Ignore, The New York Times. Bartholomew, Heather. (July 18, 2008) D.C. is nation's 7th most walkable city, WTOP. Castro, Melissa. (September 19, 2008) Delayed for years, Metropole set to deliver, Washington Business Journal. Schwartzman, Paul; Merle, Renae. (September 27, 2008) Condo Sellers Banking on Extravagance: Open Houses in D.C. Lay On the Luxuries, The Washington Post, Page B01. Canning, Jeff. (October 20, 2008) Logan Circle welcomes Bang & Olufsen store, The Washington Times. Rutenberg, Jim. (January 14, 2009) Washington restaurants set their tables for Obama, The New York Times. Koncius, Jura. (February 5, 2009) Top of Her Game: After a Bravo Show And 'Sex and the City,' Ondine Karady Brings Her Style to D.C., The Washington Post, Page H01. Frederick, Missy. (February 9, 2009) Stage theaters breathe life into neighborhoods, Washington Business Journal. Sietsema, Tom. (February 15, 2009) The Casual Sophisticate: At Posto, the complex pastas trump the simpler pizzas, The Washington Post, Page WE18. Abrams, Amanda. (March 21, 2009) At Home With Old-Time Industry: A Laundry Building Near Logan Circle Cleaned Up Well, The Washington Post, Page F01. Plumb, Tierney. (April 14, 2009) Logan Circle apartments to reopen, Washington Business Journal. Castro, Melissa. (April 18, 2009) In sour economy, chocolate remains a sweet business, Washington Business Journal. Harris, Hamil R. (April 23, 2009) D.C. Officials Dedicate Affordable Apartments: Renovated R St. Units Reopened, The Washington Post, Page DZ03. Bolcer, Julie. (October 15, 2009) Fatality Shutters Sex Club in D.C., The Advocate. (2009) 31st Annual Logan Circle Holiday House Tour, WETA-TV. Mary Jane Patterson Residence, African American Heritage Trail - Cultural Tourism DC. Ella Watson: U.S. Government Charwoman, Library of Congress. (street address) APK lives in Dupont and Gomorrah 04:13, 24 November 2009 (UTC)