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Oak Steakhouse
This is one of my favorite downtown restaurants. I have tried every appetizer and always… -brewengineer
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Craftsmen Kitchen and Tap House
I finally made it into the peninsula to visit Craftsmen Kitchen, after a couple month… -brewengineer
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Charleston Bakery
Web site advertising, sign on door, and telephone message says hours are 7 AM to… -Jim McKelvey
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Chopsticks House
This is truly the tastiest Chinese food in recent memory. After 10 years living near… -drval
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Phuong Restaurant
Yes! -Paul Cheney
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Tristan Sturrock takes an exquisite tumble in Mayday Mayday
After the fall
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Weekend Round-Up: Welcome, Spoletians
The best events in Charleston May 24-26
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Mark Sanford rises from the dead
Rep. Lazarus
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Rezoning the Sergeant Jasper apartment building will have a big effect on what replaces it
Up or Out?
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The Film Incentive Bill hurts you and me
TV Casualties
Re: “The Old Slave Mart is one of the few museums to expose America's shameful past”
Bigwillie: There is a big difference between a marker saying that something occurred and an actual relic from the time. Also, how many people pay attention to all of the markers along the streets? Can you tell me about the hundreds that are here in Charleston? Doubtful. I think what the article is trying to say is that instead of passively "speaking" about the Slave Trade, Charleston (the port in which the largest number of slaves entered through in the US) is having an active conversation about this sensitive topic.