Sarah Wolf

Palm Beach Gardens

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Articles

Seaweed Revolution Comes to South Florida

3 weeks ago | stuartmagazine.com | Sarah Wolf

Researchers in South Florida are diving into the promising world of seaweed aquaculture, exploring how this sustainable practice can help tackle environmental challenges while boosting the local economy. Experts from the University of Florida and Florida Atlantic University are investigating how seaweed farming in the region’s tropical waters can help in ways like purifying runoff and improving water quality.
More national chains close, but County retail vacancy rate low

3 weeks ago | camaspostrecord.com | Sarah Wolf

Although more national brands continue to close their doors, Clark County’s retail vacancy rate remains low. Vancouver’s two Joann Fabric and Crafts stores are shuttering, along with all of the company’s nearly 800 stores nationwide. The company joins the growing number of national chains struggling amid economic uncertainties and the rise of online shopping.
Vancouver Total Wine & More closed after roof partially collapses while store is open

3 weeks ago | thenewstribune.com | Sarah Wolf

Vancouver wine and alcohol mecca Total Wine & More near Vancouver Mall was forced to close after its roof partially collapsed Monday night. The collapse, in the strip mall at 4816 N.E. Thurston Way, occurred while the store was open and staff were in the building. Kaiser Permanente Thurston Way Imaging Center next door is also closed because of the damage. The Vancouver Fire Marshal ordered the store and clinic closed.
A Cajun Crave Returns to Abacoa

3 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Sarah Wolf

Forget your worries and laissez les bon temps rouler! The Cajun-French phrase meaning “let the good times roll” is befitting for the upcoming Cajun Crawfish & Music Festival, which is always a good time. Currently in its seventh year, the event celebrates the vibrant culture with Louisiana cooking, live music, and more. This year’s festival comes to Abacoa Town Center April 5-6, bringing a little bit of the Big Easy to South Florida.
A Cajun Craze Returns to Abacoa

3 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Sarah Wolf

Forget your worries and laissez les bon temps rouler! The Cajun-French phrase meaning “let the good times roll” is befitting for the upcoming Cajun Crawfish & Music Festival, which is always a good time. Currently in its seventh year, the event celebrates the vibrant culture with Louisiana cooking, live music, and more. This year’s festival comes to Abacoa Town Center April 5-6, bringing a little bit of the Big Easy to South Florida.
$5 million gift from Springer-Lu Family Foundation to support VUMC’s Aspirnaut program

3 weeks ago | news.vumc.org | Sarah Wolf |Leigh MacMillan

A $5 million gift from the Springer-Lu Family Foundation of Massachusetts will establish an endowment to support the Aspirnaut program at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Supporters are invited to match this lead gift through a collective fundraising effort to secure Aspirnaut’s future. Aspirnaut, a K-20 STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) pipeline, has changed the trajectory of students’ lives while developing the STEM workforce of tomorrow.
Q&A with Miss Stuart Morgan McKeever

4 weeks ago | stuartmagazine.com | Sarah Wolf

Stuart teen Morgan McKeever started competing in pageants when she was just 5 years old, racking up multiple wins over the years. Crowned Miss Stuart in July 2024, she competed in the National All-American Miss Pageant this past November. For McKeever, now 13, the pageants aren’t just about sparkly dresses and tiaras. Competing has boosted her confidence and taught her many valuable life lessons.
Chip company TSMC invests $165B in U.S. manufacturing

1 month ago | camaspostrecord.com | Sarah Wolf

Chip giant TSMC is investing a historic $165 billion in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, the company announced earlier this month. However, not much of that, if any, is expected to come to the company’s Camas fabrication operation. TSMC Washington, formerly WaferTech, opened in Camas nearly 30 years ago and was at the time the only U.S. fab the Taiwanese company operated.
Chip company TSMC invests $165B in U.S. manufacturing but focuses on Arizona not Camas

1 month ago | thenewstribune.com | Sarah Wolf

Chip giant TSMC is investing a historic $165 billion in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, the company announced earlier this month. However, not much of that, if any, is expected to come to the company's Camas fabrication operation. TSMC Washington, formerly WaferTech, opened in Camas nearly 30 years ago and was at the time the only U.S. fab the Taiwanese company operated.
Stuart's Spooky Side - Stuart Magazine

1 month ago | stuartmagazine.com | Sarah Wolf

Some of Stuart’s beloved local landmarks have skeletons in their closets—and maybe a few ghosts lurking around too. Curious to find out if there’s any truth to that claim? Take a spine-tingling tour through the city and find out!In October, U.S. Ghost Adventures launched Stuart Ghosts, a one-hour journey through the city that covers about one mile and hits all the spookiest spots.