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Lauren Kramer

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As seen in: BOULEVARD Magazine, MindBodyGreen, MYSA, O Canada, The Province, The Bellingham Herald, Richmond News, Global Seafood Alliance, Responsible Seafood Advocate, Perishable News, Delta Optimist and
TravelWriter, Blogger, Columnist, Mother, Hobby Pianist & aspiring to be a Professional Juggler of life's many challenges
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Ishai energizes, unifies

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By Lauren Kramer 
| Jewish Independent
0 Flares 0 Flares × Anat Ishai, aka Challah Mom, energizes the crowd at Beth Israel Synagogue June 13, at an event spearheaded by National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Vancouver chapter. (photo from NCJWC Vancouver) Anat Ishai swept into the hall at Beth Israel Synagogue the night of May 13 in a twirl of silver, dancing exuberantly as Israeli music played loudly on speakers.
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The world is expanding marine protected areas. Will sewage pollution undermine them?

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By Lauren Kramer 
| Responsible Seafood Advocate
Conservation alone isn’t always enough: Studies show that most MPAs are disproportionately impacted by improper sanitation Research shows sewage pollution affects most marine protected areas, raising questions about ocean conservation strategies. Photo by Matt Botha, via Pexels.
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Castles in the Sand

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By Lauren Kramer 
| Northwest Travel & Life Magazine
Anyone who grew up in the Pacific Northwest has memories of building sandcastles on long, sunny beach days, mixing saltwater into sand to create imaginary forts accessorized with seashells and driftwood. Some of those young castle builders have graduated into professional sculptors or sand carvers, and to see their talent you have to make your way to a sand sculpture competition.
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