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One big run-on paragraph about this morning…

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Jim McPherson

Preservation buzz swirling around my coffee buzz continued this morning after yesterday’s heritage-fest post. In one big run-on paragraph, let me hyperventilate… So this morning at my favorite midtown Phoenix coffee shop, I bump into Rob Melikian, co-owner of the … Continue reading →

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Why Looking Back Can Stop Demolition Today

Posted on July 17, 2010 by Taz Loomans

We want to resurrect the memory of all that we’ve lost so that we learn a lesson this time. Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary | Tagged demolition, historic preservation, Phoenix history, Phoenix urban development, Rob Melikian, Taz Loomans, Vanishing Phoenix, Yuri Artibise | Leave a comment

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