Inside Carmel Magazine Spring/Summer 2009
Editor's Note
It Happened Here
A Dancing Queen Sets Sail in Pebble Beach
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Julie Packard
Local Knowledge
Peter Burwash
Postcards From Home
By Sharon Randall
Working Dogs
Nina and Robin
Fashion Forward
Beautifully Engaged
The Show Goes On
Legend Lauren Bacall on Life, Acting and Bogie
Arming Kids With Golf Clubs and Self Confidence
The First Tee of Monterey County Puts Kids on Course
Mr. Panetta Returns to Washington
President Obama's Choice to Head the CIA
Motorcycle Madness
The 2009 Red Bull US Grand Prix
A Place in the Sun
The Color and Energy of Mexico
Dogs and Their People
Local Owners Make Their Pups Part of the Family
Destinations
The St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort, Dana Point
SHORTCUTS
A Multi-Faceted Approach to Great Fitness
prime Gym Opens in New Monterey
Q&A
Julie Hughett
Carmel Confidential
Monterey Bay Aquarium's New Seahorses; Mundaka Brings Spanish Tapas to Carmel; Steven Whyte's Special Sculptures; Gifted and Green Teaches Students Eco-Responsibility
An International Vision Placed on Canvas
The Abstract Art of Winston Branch
Sun, Wine and Art
Carmel Valley Art and Wine Celebration
Celebrating America's Sound
The 2009 Monterey Bay Blues Festival
The Doctor Is In, and She's Going to Listen to You
The Carmel Practice of Heather Swallow, N.D.
Local Bird Researcher Watches His Projects Take Flight
Brian Sullivan Travels From Pacific Grove to Penguins
Former Carmel Teacher Makes It in Hollywood
Katy Moore-Kozachik Helps Create Hits Like "Coraline"
Nothing Goes to Waste
Ag Against Hunger Takes Surplus Crops to Feed the Needy
HOME & GARDEN
My Place
Art and Moya Hesselbein's Hillside Haven
FOOD & WINE
Drink
The Old Fashioned at Mission Ranch
Good Taste
Anton & Michel
Sound Bites
Cy Yontz, Rio Grill
Table Talk
Sustainable Eating at the Aquarium, Honoring a Venerable Local Thistle and Behind the Scenes at Local Farms
GALLERY SCENE
Art in the Park
The 2009 Carmel Art Festival Puts the Artist in the Scene
In Light and Shadow
Sibyl Johnson Reflects the Beauty of the West
Come As You Are
Rod Dresser's Black-and-White Portraits of People and Nature