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May 2004

2004 Best of The Best 245 Reasons Why You Live in a Jewel of a City. Plus Your events calendar, best new restaurants and party photos...& More!

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Hot Tickets

Kay Kipling's calendar of arts and entertainment.

Tasty Traditions

The latest dish on Sarasota dining. By Marsha Fottler

The Best of the Best

Our readers have spoken, and the winners of our annual poll are in.

Departments

A Perfect Fit

An interior designer discovers the upside of downsizing.

Ask the Experts

Design professionals answer your questions.

Designs for Living

Area architects are big winners in a rejuvenated competition.

Enter the Dragonfly

Catching the buzz about the green darner dragonfly.

Homefront

Tips, trends and happenings from our advertisers.

In The Swing

Golf tips and lore from John Andrisani.

Made in Sarasota

Marina Isetta Duval transforms lamps into artwork with an old-world technique.

Mad over Meat

Where's the beef? Pat Haire investigates the mad cow scare.

Mr. Chatterbox

This month: All aboard for an architecture tour.

Our Favorite Things

Our editors share their secrets and suggestions for the best in Sarasota living.

School Spirit

Some new school designs teach a valuable lesson.

Song-and-Dance Man

Florida portraits by J.B. McCourtney.

Spectacular Staghorns

These easy-to-grow tropical ferns have regained popularity.

Street Talk

News, views and faces from the city beat.

Tamiami Tales

Tim Dorsey takes the scenic route along the famed Tamiami Trail.

The Next Battleground

As downtown grows bigger and taller, nearby neighborhoods defend their turf.

Word of Mouth

Food and dining news from Marsha Fottler.

Your Architect, Your Ally

The how, when, where and why of hiring an architect.
 
 
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