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September 2009
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Antique Silver
Arts Profile
Lasting Impressions
Mikhail Smolkin creates precious jewelry in old-world style
The Charleston Home
Pied-à-Air
Unmatched views and opulent French furnishings take urban living to new heights
History
Remembering Hugo
History
Natural Defense
Natural Defense The Coastal Conservation League celebrates its first 20 years
Local Music
Sibling Revelry
The Rinehart boys take a deep breath of success
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The Good Earth
Nathalie Dupree digs into spring fare using just-picked plants and herbs from her kitchen garden
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Season’s Eatings
Kevin Johnson explains how to best enjoy the September tomato harvest
Local Music
The Avett Brothers
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Cocktail Nuts
Put an epicurean spin on autumn libations with almond-infused tequila
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Wine & Dine
A few easy steps revive the forgotten—but delicious—tradition of flavored sherry
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Girls’ Night In
Restaurant Reviews
Halls Chophouse
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Dining Verde
The new downtown Taco Boy serves up sustainability in reclaimed, recycled style
The Charleston Profile
Lois Lane
With a penchant for the past, this local real estate agent shares the items—and intangibles—that have made the cut in her minimalist lifestyle
Style File
Bath Bliss
Indulge in at-home pampering with spa products for soothing body and soul
Style File
Time, Worn
What's in store for fashion, decor, and high-tech toys
Community
Ship Shape
Charleston Community Sailing’s director keeps the program afloat
Lowcountry Ramblings
Cheap As Dirt
The treasured bounty at Rosebank Farms leaves visitors feeling rich