Crystal Vander Weit is a journalist based in Stuart, Florida, and writes for Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers. With a focus on local news, Crystal covers a range of topics including community events, local businesses, and social issues. Her work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, showcasing her dedication to keeping the community informed.
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Crystal Vander Weit's coverage primarily focuses on local events and announcements, with a strong emphasis on family & relationships. She is also known to cover politics and sports related to the local area of Stuart, Florida.
Pitching topics related to upcoming local events, community initiatives, or stories that highlight the experiences of families in Stuart would likely resonate well with Crystal. Additionally, providing insights into the political landscape and developments within Port St. Lucie or Martin County could grab her attention.
Given her focus on specific areas within Florida (Stuart, Fort Pierce, Martin County), any pitches should be relevant to these locations for maximum impact.
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By: Crystal Vander Weit
The Buck Creek fire spreads to 120 acres as emergency crews work to protect structures, Dec. 7, 2024.
By: Crystal Vander Weit
Sarah Easterling, inspired by her grandmother, opens Mabel Bakery
By: Crystal Vander Weit
George Sieburg, Jesse Warren and Pepi Acebo were sworn in during the board's December meeting
By: Crystal Vander Weit
The farm at Ellaberry Llama Farm sustained major damage during Helene
By: Crystal Vander Weit
The Martin County Christmas Boat Parade on Dec. 14, 2024, in the Manatee Pocket. The St. Lucie County Christmas Boat Parade has been moved to Dec. 21.
By: Crystal Vander Weit
Visitors admire the lights illuminating the 50,000-square-foot Jensen Beach mansion Sunday, Dec. 15, 2024, on Hutchinson Island.
By: Crystal Vander Weit
Views of Helene floods aftermath in McDowell County along Highway 80 in Western North Carolina
By: Crystal Vander Weit
Ellaberry Llama Farm in Hendersonville is recovering after Tropical Storm Helene caused a business loss of $250,000 in Western North Carolina
By: Crystal Vander Weit
Volunteers with the Asheville GreenWorks nonprofit gives 800 trees to the community, Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024, in Candler, N.C.
By: Crystal Vander Weit
A collection images from TCPalm visual journalist Crystal Vander Weit showing the Treasure Coast's 2024 experience.
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