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Life After Dark
September 2023
The September issue turns to the Lowcountry after sunset, opening with publisher Lori Goodridge-Cribb on the serenity of evening. Inside, Barry Kaufman and Lisa Staff's "Faces of the night" profiles the people who keep the region running, while "Unsung heroes of the night" honors night-shift workers.
In this issue
- Don’t be afraid of the dark · p. 20
Don’t be afraid of the dark Many locals embrace the serenity of the Lowcountry after the sun goes down. ©LISA STAFF SHAKEN AND STIRRED Publisher Lori Goodridge-Cribb finds solace and relaxation in the art of mixing a delig…
- Unsung heroes of the night · p. 45
Unsung heroes of the night HONORING THE DEDICATION AND RESILIENCE OF NIGHT-SHIFT EMPLOYEES STORY BY TASHA ESSELSTEIN While most of us slumber, a group of unsung heroes diligently keeps the Lowcountry alive and thriving. From compassionate hospital wo…
- Night’s hidden wonders · p. 127
Night’s hidden wonders A CLOSER LOOK AT THE NOCTURNAL CREATURES OF THE LOWCOUNTRY STORY BY TASHA ESSELSTEIN ©ERIK KARITS Some of us are night owls. Literally. And there are other living things that come alive after darkness falls. Take a peek at deli…
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