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

message: * 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)
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