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Enforcement report: Cabot Creamery 8oz Extra Creamy Premium Butter, Sea Salted U.S. Food & Drug Administration. Recall background and definitions Vermont Department of Health. Coliform bacteria in drinking water Jasmine Laws is a US News Reporter at Newsweek based in London Her focus is reporting on health insurance Jasmine joined Newsweek in 2024 from News UK and had previously written for the Metro The Human Perspective magazine and The Express She has previously extensively covered stories within the U.K She was one of the nominees for Best News Piece at the U.K's Anti-Slavery Day 2023 Awards in Parliament She is a graduate of Durham University and completed her NCTJ at News Associates You can get in touch with Jasmine by emailing jasmine.laws@newsweek.com either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Cabot Creamery is recalling 1,700 pounds of butter after testing found elevated levels of coliform bacteria in the product affects the brand's 8-ounce Extra Creamy Premium Sea Salted Butter and was distributed in seven states Agri-Mark told Newsweek it had recovered 99.5 percent of the product before it reached consumers and there had been no reports of illness or consumer complaints Coliform bacteria are commonly found in the environment their presence in food products indicates potential lapses in hygiene during production Such lapses increase the risk of more harmful pathogens being present Contaminated dairy products are among the most common sources of such bacterial outbreaks making early detection and recall critical for public health According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) The affected products are sold in cardboard containers holding two 4-ounce sticks and have a best-by date of September 9 They also carry the lot number 090925-055 and the UPC 0 78354 62038 0 The affected butter was distributed to stores in Vermont 189 cases are being withdrawn from the market Only 17 packages—or 8.5 pounds of butter—were sold at retail the FDA gave the recall a Class III risk categorization indicating it is "a situation in which use of or exposure to a violative product is not likely to cause adverse health consequences." told Newsweek: "Coliform is a generic term for Gram negative bacteria that are frequently found in the intestine Finding them would often suggest recent fecal contamination at some point along the production pipeline She said: "Because the term coliform is a catch all for quite a few different organisms as some bacteria are more likely to cause harm than others if enough butter is consumed detection would indicate that the person eating it may develop food poisoning type symptoms or if the person was particularly vulnerable due to other conditions more severe illness including blood stream infection." Cloutman-Green added that there would likely be others who eat the butter and are not affected by the contamination so there could be a large "spectrum" of how the product could affect a consumer linked to how much they consume and "how healthy the person was otherwise." a biological chemistry professor at Imperial College London told Newsweek that the amount of butter a person would have to consume to feel any side-effects depends on "how contaminated it is the level of pathogenicity of the particular strain or strains involved how much is consumed and the susceptibility of the individual." Agri-Mark told Newsweek: "Agri-Mark has identified the cause and has taken the appropriate internal actions to address it Agri-Mark is dedicated to food safety and producing quality products and is always monitoring its products for compliance." Agri-Mark advised consumers to get in touch via email at info@cabotcreamery.com or call 1-888-792-2268 if they are concerned about the product ET: This article has been updated with comment from Jeremy Nicholson ET: This article has been updated following a response from Agri-Mark Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsweek is committed to journalism that is factual and fair We value your input and encourage you to rate this article Newsletters in your inbox See all Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker A recall has been issued for Cabot Creamery butter in seven states as the product has elevated levels of a bacteria that suggests fecal contamination was found Elevated levels of coliform were found in the company's 8oz Extra Creamy Premium Butter, Sea Salted products, U.S. Food and Drug Administration documents show. The recall covers 189 cases of the product Cabot Creamery said in an email to USA TODAY Wednesday that only 17 packages of the recalled butter were sold at retail "Agri-Mark has identified the cause and has taken the appropriate internal actions to address it No other products were affected," Cabot Creamery's parent company Agri-Mark said in a statement Wednesday The recall was marked as Class III recall by the FDA meaning that it believes the affected products are "not likely to cause adverse health consequences." Cabot Creamery said in an email that have been no reports of illness or consumer complaints Here's what you need to know about the Cabot Creamery Butter recall FDA documents show that the recalled butter was sent to the following states: Cabot Creamery said that "99.5% of the product was recovered before reaching consumers." The company said that the recalled butter that made it to store shelves was sold in Vermont The recalled butter is packaged as two 4-ounce sticks in cardboard shells What is coliform?Coliform is a group of bacteria that is found in the feces of mammals, according to the Washington State Department of Health. Coliform is unlikely to cause illness, according to the department, but its presence suggests that other pathogens could be present. However, E. coli bacteria is a subgroup of coliform What should I do with recalled butter?Cabot Butter's parent company Agri-Mark did not issue a press release for the recall where disposal recommendations are usually made The safest option for dealing with the recalled butter is to discard it or return it to the point of purchase This story has been updated with new information Stocks are in a much better position than they were a month ago when “Liberation Day” set off a selling spree that sent both the Nasdaq and Russell 2000 into bear market territory and the S&P 500 close to it the S&P has officially recovered all of its April losses This week’s Fed meeting (where no rate cut is expected) could help determine its direction as could another busy couple weeks of earnings this market is all about tariffs; any news on that front – especially as it relates to China – is likely to drive shares most a key number according to my colleague Clif Droke) and nine straight days of gains entering this week this one courtesy of Mike Cintolo’s Cabot Top Ten Trader advisory Penumbra will probably never be a household name but it looks like a big medical leader thanks to its newer best-in-class devices for blood clot removal which affects something like 800,000 patients per year in the U.S alone and contributes to 100,000 premature deaths Taking drugs to dissolve the clots was the standard of care but carries major risks while the initial wave of mechanical devices had limitations and were cumbersome thanks to its CAVT technology (computer-assisted vacuum thrombectomy) that has many next-level advantages both technologically (optimized suction strength depending on vessel size etc.) and practically (quicker procedure times are good for everyone CAVT is integrated into a few different device platforms for Penumbra that serve a variety of blood clot types (removing those found in blood vessels is the main draw but it’s also big in pulmonary embolisms and even in the brain after certain strokes) and they’re all rapidly gaining share: In Q1 while margins here continue to boom (operating margin of 12.4% in the quarter up 5.5 percentage points from a year ago) driving earnings up 102% (All of the firm’s products are made in the U.S. with three-quarters of its materials and components sourced in the U.S. allowing it to sidestep most of the tariff uncertainty.) Top-line growth is likely to slow some going ahead but Wall Street sees continued big market share gains and margin expansion which should lead to 30%-plus earnings growth this year and next but Penumbra has an emerging blue-chip feel to it in the medical device space surging on earnings and moving back above its 200-day line leading to a run into the 310 area by February shares did get tossed around by the market—but only a bit as the stock held well above its 200-day line fell a maximum of 21% from its highs (way more resistant than most growth stocks) and PEN has surged back toward its highs post-earnings The 300 area could provide some near-term resistance but we’re OK with a small buy here or on modest dips Sirius XM Holdings (SIRI) Moves from Buy to Sell as Sirius XM (SIRI) hasn’t been getting the job done and last week’s earnings miss did little to change that While Clif Droke likes SIRI as a long-term turnaround story it’s taking too long in a crowded portfolio like this one and a bunch of them report earnings this week here’s what’s happening with all our stocks originally recommended by Tom Hutchinson in the Dividend Growth Tier of his Cabot Dividend Investor advisory was up nearly 4% this week and is now up more than 10% since reporting earnings 10 days ago Tom noted that the company “beat expectations and then raised guidance for 2025 ABBV jumped over 3% on the day in a flat market while tariffs haven’t affected pharmaceuticals yet “Tariffs wouldn’t hurt AbbVie too badly because most sales are in the U.S But there is also the threat of the administration’s pledge to enforce international reference pricing drug prices to those charged internationally grew sales 65% in the quarter with revenue of $5.1 billion which already replaces peak Humira revenues but there could be some externally caused issues ahead.” BUY originally recommended by Carl Delfeld in his Cabot Explorer advisory has encountered a bit of weakness of late as gold prices may have maxed out The stock has fallen from 123 to 111 despite topping earnings estimates in late April who also recommends AEM to his Cabot Turnaround Letter audience “Revenue of $2.5 billion increased 35% from the prior year’s Q1 while earnings of $1.53 a share jumped 66% and record adjusted EBITDA of $1.6 billion increased by a whopping 72% Free cash flow of $594 million also set a record for the quarter “Management further underscored the progress of some key mining projects including the Meadowbank life extension beyond 2028 Hope Bay’s potential to generate 400,000 ounces annually by the 2030s and plans for the Malartic mine to produce one million ounces annually by the early 2030s “The company returned around $250 million to shareholders in Q1 through dividends and share buybacks reducing its net debt to nearly zero and indicated plans to continue providing shareholder returns this year as I expect gold prices to remain strong throughout 2025 this will enable Agnico’s share price to remain buoyant as its operational performance should allow the firm to deliver record financial results including record operating margins and record adjusted net income on both an adjusted net income basis and a per-share basis.” BUY got a big earnings pop after reporting last Wednesday The European-based aircraft maker and Boeing rival reported a 6% sales improvement in the first quarter while EPS and EBITDA also topped estimates Aircraft deliveries (136) came in a bit shy of estimates (142) but the company reaffirmed full-year guidance of 820 deliveries Carl noted in his latest update that Airbus’ “CEO announced it would not cover the cost of tariffs for imported aircraft into the U.S Airbus is working with European authorities to return to a trade agreement dating back to 1979 which mostly exempted civil aerospace from duties Airbus has been developing a line of fuel-efficient mid-sized aircraft that are cheaper for airlines to fly.” which should continue to gain steam as Boeing struggles Perhaps last week’s earnings beat kick-started a more extended rally in the shares originally recommended by Tyler Laundon in his Cabot Early Opportunities advisory advancing from 23 to 26 before pulling back to 25 Monday morning ASTS is nonetheless up more than 900% in the last year as Wall Street is high on its potential as a revolutionary company that’s attempting to build worldwide straight-to-smartphone internet access via low-Earth orbit satellites AST started building its BlueBird satellite network last September I think the stock has way more upside left originally recommended by Mike Cintolo in his Cabot Top Ten Trader advisory with Auvelity sales – which comprise more than three quarters of Axsome’s total sales – increasing 80% Symbravo – a new drug intended to treat migraines – was approved for commercial launch in June The stock was up 3% this morning in response and climbed more than 7% in the last week Let’s see if today’s earnings act as a tailwind in the coming weeks and potentially push shares back near their February highs finally took a step back after advancing 10% the week before and 60% year to date The stock was down about 3% even after reporting another strong quarter last Wednesday Here’s Carl with the details: “Banco Santander (SAN) posted a first-quarter 19% increase in net profits Profitability was boosted by strong results from the bank’s Spanish retail group and its U.S The bank is also projected to return 10 billion euros to shareholders over the next two years via buybacks The bank is still trading below book value This mini-dip is a buying opportunity into one of the world’s great banks was mostly unchanged this week after getting a nice post-earnings bump last week Profits for the Chinese EV maker exactly doubled in the first quarter its best bottom-line performance in nearly two years while sales improved 36.4% to 170.4 billion yuan Market share in its home market of China – where it does roughly 90% of business though it’s making a hard charge at expanding globally (BYD is targeting 800,000 cars exported this year) – increased to 13.6% Coming on the heels of introducing a new God’s Eye self-driving car technology and rolling out a charger capable of charging up to 300 miles in just five minutes the first-quarter earnings report only adds to our bullishness on BYD It’s probably our favorite stock in the portfolio originally recommended by Mike Cintolo in Cabot Top Ten Trader including a 9.5% run-up in the last week ahead of this Wednesday’s (May 7) earnings report Big things are expected: Analysts are looking for 38 cents in EPS it’s very possible a strong quarter is already being factored into the share price so the company may need to easily top those estimates to maintain momentum was flat ahead of earnings this Wednesday and after a 10% bump the previous week Analysts are anticipating 25% sales growth and 22% EPS growth The fast-growing drive-through coffee store chain has become a Wall Street darling in the last year (+123%) as the company has surpassed 1,000 locations and has aspirations to open 7,000 stores in the next decade After opening 32 more stores in the fourth quarter and more than 150 last year we’ll see how many stores the company opened in the first quarter pulled back more than 4% after reporting underwhelming earnings last Thursday coming in at $3.34 when $3.46 was expected Revenue was roughly in line with estimates Demand for Lilly’s weight-loss drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound remains robust but tariff uncertainty weighed heavily on full-year guidance with the company slashing EPS guidance from $24 at the high end to $22.28 Part of that reduction is due to a $1.57 billion charge related to its acquisition of an oral cancer drug from Scorpion Therapeutics in the first quarter and indeed the stock has bounced back already after tumbling more than 11% following the report is up 4.5% in the last week after a convincing earnings beat (18 cents in EPS vs Here’s what Tyler had to say about it: “Management also guided for Q2 revenue slightly ahead of consensus expectations Management talked about the lower cost advantage of the Freshworks platform versus other players like NOW and Zendesk as well as a relatively fast ability to migrate new customers and get them up and running FRSH stock has acted well over the last two weeks and is now trading slightly above its 200-day moving average line.” The earnings bump is a good sign Another week or two of strong post-earnings action could convince us to restore a Buy rating originally recommended by Clif Droke in his Cabot Turnaround Letter was up more than 2% this week ahead of earnings this Thursday Analysts foresee a 5.4% revenue decline with a 17.8% EPS dropoff the company has topped EPS estimates in each of the last four quarters The high-yielding Johnson & Johnson spinoff was added to the portfolio last month as a safety play since people always need most of the things it makes – Band-Aids It’s an all-weather dividend stock that should sustain us through tariff turbulence originally recommended by Tom Hutchinson in the High Yield Tier of his Cabot Dividend Investor advisory was off 2% this week ahead of earnings this Thursday Analysts expect a 5% increase in revenue but with a 2.9% decline in EPS MAIN is a high-yielding business development company that pays a monthly dividend so it – like Kenvue – is a good life raft to have in volatile markets like this one I don’t think Thursday’s report will change that though it could offer some short-term share price upside if the company can top those modest estimates originally recommended by Tyler Laundon in Cabot Early Opportunities is up 2% in the last week despite catching some tariff shrapnel President Trump said he plans to institute 100% tariffs on foreign-made films prompting NFLX shares to pull back more than 2% today Part of what has given Netflix such global appeal is that it develops content and the hit show Squid Game are just a few of the many prestigious overseas hits Netflix has either acquired or greenlit in recent years 100% tariffs could be damaging to the bottom line Tariff threats have come and gone in recent months and it’s a fool’s errand trying to guess which ones to take seriously coming off yet another record quarter and with shares trading at new all-time highs coming into the day but I don’t think tariff threats on foreign-made films should in any way be a deterrent to buying NFLX stock if you don’t already own it was up 3.5% this past week ahead of earnings on Thursday Analysts anticipate 12.8% revenue growth with 17% EPS growth The fitness center chain has topped EPS in each of the last four quarters This is a play on Americans’ return to gyms post-Covid The stock has recovered all of its early-April losses and is now approaching its early-March highs in the mid-140s We’ll see if those can maintain momentum for this Singapore-based conglomerate that’s a play on Southeast Asian economic growth missed EPS estimates by a wide margin last Thursday with the 59 cents reported falling short of the 66-cent estimate The stock fell sharply on Thursday but has mostly recovered its losses since this turnaround stock is taking too long to turn around for a crowded portfolio like this one so let’s say goodbye to it and open up a spot for a stock with more immediate upside was up 1.5% this week after beating handily beating earnings estimates Here’s what Tyler had to say about it: “Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM) also beat expectations (revenue $2.24B vs consensus $2.21B) and issued improved full-year 2025 guidance (revenue growth +12-14% vs prior guidance +10.5-12.5% and consensus +12.5% prior guidance $4.52-$4.68 and consensus $4.69) Other bullish metrics include digital growth of 28% Store count should grow by about 35 stores this year (current count is 443 after three new stores opened in Q1) as Sprouts goes after customers seeking specialty and health-oriented products (organic Stock will continue to trade at a premium valuation that should be supported as long as growth continues We’re up about 10% since jumping in on April 16.” We got into it a week later and have a 7% gain Stoxx Europe Total Market Aerospace & Defense (EUAD) got off to a great start in its first week in our portfolio the only one in our mostly stock-centric portfolio (hence the name) is a play on the strength of European stocks and Europe’s increased focus on defense spending as its economy improves European stocks as a group were up 3% in the last week and this fund more than doubled that performance The Wall Street Journal reported that Tesla’s board of directors opened a search for a CEO to replace Elon Musk as the company’s profits and popularity have cratered in recent months partly the result of Musk’s involvement with the Trump administration Musk called the report “false,” but he has indicated that he may step away from his role with DOGE and focus more on Tesla though that all came this morning after a report that Tesla’s sales fell 36% in Spain in April the stock is up more than 15% after a disastrous first quarter As my colleague Brad Simmerman and I discussed on our Street Check podcast last Friday His presence and reputation as an innovator likely provide a floor for the stock price but his plummeting popularity may also be limiting the stock’s ceiling at the moment I do believe TSLA shares will be higher a year from now But there’s no denying the company is going through a rough patch was up 2.5% after reporting earnings last week EPS of $1.67 edged past the $1.55 estimate while revenues improved 16.7% year over year (though that fell about 1.5% short of estimates) but then again … this is a garbage collection company And the quarter was good enough to move the needle for the share price and convince both Citigroup and UBS to raise their price targets on the stock The next Cabot Stock of the Week issue will be published on May 12 Violations will result in termination of all subscriptions without refund in addition to any civil and criminal penalties available under the law Welcome to Cabot Stock of the Week Copyright © 2025 Cabot Heritage Corporation, All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use & Conditions of Sale Revenue estimates for Cabot Corp (CBT) have declined from $4.17 billion to $4.08 billion for the full year 2025 and from $4.32 billion to $4.22 billion for 2026 over the past 90 days Earnings estimates have decreased from $7.68 per share to $7.52 per share for the full year 2025 and from $8.43 per share to $8.37 per share for 2026 over the past 90 days In the previous quarter ending December 31 Cabot Corp's (CBT) actual revenue was $955 million which missed analysts' revenue expectations of $997.10 million by -4.22% Cabot Corp's (CBT) actual earnings were $1.67 per share which missed analysts' earnings expectations of $1.84 per share by -9.24% Cabot Corp (CBT) was down by -1.85% in one day Based on the one-year price targets offered by 4 analysts the average target price for Cabot Corp (CBT) is $92.50 with a high estimate of $97 and a low estimate of $83 The average target implies an upside of 18.60% from the current price of $77.99 Based on GuruFocus estimates, the estimated GF Value for Cabot Corp (CBT, Financial) in one year is $80.37 suggesting an upside of 3.05% from the current price of $77.99 Based on the consensus recommendation from 5 brokerage firms, Cabot Corp's (CBT, Financial) average brokerage recommendation is currently 2.6 is designed to provide general insights and is not tailored financial advice Our commentary is rooted in historical data and analyst projections and is not intended to serve as specific investment guidance It does not formulate a recommendation to purchase or divest any stock and does not consider individual investment objectives or financial circumstances Be aware that our analysis might not incorporate the most recent price-sensitive company announcements or qualitative information GuruFocus holds no position in the stocks mentioned herein (KATV) — Cabot High School's Hope Squad is inviting the community to lace up their sneakers and join a walk to raise awareness for mental health and suicide prevention Coinciding with Mental Health Awareness Month the walk scheduled for this Saturday coincides with Mental Health Awareness Month It aims to unite the community in support of those struggling with mental health issues recognized as a student organization by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in 2019 has been instrumental in fostering peer support and breaking down social stigmas "We were the first high school to be recognized as a student organization," said a representative from the Hope Squad our school district brought in something called Hope Squad which kind of changed a little bit of the structure of the group but we still are maintaining the same goal in efforts going forward." Students involved in the Hope Squad participate in various activities and outreach programs at local middle schools "Getting to go out to places and talk to these students really helps to break social stigmas that we have," said Ryan "We want to break those stigmas so students who are scared to speak to counselors have those opportunities." "We're just really trying to push it out there just trying to get everyone in our community and even sometimes out of our community "Just trying to show that we're united as a community and even potentially as a state just to support our peers and other people." The event will kick off with registration at 11 a.m. starting at the Panther Wall near the arena and looping around Junior High North and Freshman Academy Speaker of the House Brian Evans will be present to show his support for the initiative The Hope Squad's mission is to spread peer support across the state as teens often prefer talking to their peers rather than adults and they're not just reaching out to kids that are at risk they're teaching their peers how to identify those risks," said a Hope Squad member The Cabot Scholarship Foundation has done it again It was another record-setting award ceremony The Foundation awarded a record 139 local scholarships totaling $155,750 Monday night Scholarships are provided by community members The Foundation was established in 1994 with its first $1,000 Cabot Centennial Scholarship they have awarded 1,956 scholarships for a GRAND TOTAL of $2,080,500 Thank you to the Cabot Scholarship Foundation for their hard work Without your hard work this wouldn't be possible Thank you to our community members for making these scholarships a reality and congratulations to our Scholarship Recipients (501) 843-3363 Artifacts spanning thousands of years have been uncovered during work on a new golf course in the Scottish Highlands a ceremonial circle and a wheel which belonged to a Bronze Age chariot have been among the "properly exceptional" finds revealed during the construction of the Old Petty Championship Golf Course at Cabot Highlands Excavations were conducted by Avon Archaeology Highland across the site These revealed at least 25 prehistoric wooden buildings Other discoveries include remnants of Neolithic wooden buildings a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age cremation urn and evidence for medieval field systems and grain-drying kilns adding to Scotland’s rich and layered history Archaeologists say the findings paint a picture of ancient life in the Highlands from ceremonial practices to agricultural innovation between the Middle Ages and 6,000 years ago vice president of golf development at Cabot said: "This has been a remarkable journey from prehistoric times to the present “It’s humbling to think that our new championship course will rest on such historically rich ground We're proud to preserve this heritage while creating a world-class golf experience." Dig netted finds up to 3,000 years oldChief among the finds is a wooden palisade Inside the outline of the structure was a cremation pit The circle has now been reburied with the article removed with its outline still visible on the re-routed course The name of the course is a nod to the Old Petty Church which was built in 1839 and sits off what will become the 16th green The now-unused church is believed to sit at the site of an even older church and the Old Petty Church is reported to have hosted an unusual custom: Mourners in the early 1800s would run to the church’s graveyard during funerals while carrying the coffin Cabot revealed Doak’s planned routing for Old Petty in 2023, with holes passing a 400-year-old castle that provided the previous name for the property, Castle Stuart, before the Canadian-based Cabot bought it and rebranded the northern Scottish resort in 2022 More: Where to begin planning a golf trip to Scotland? Here's a pretty good idea principal archaeologist at Avon Archaeology Highland praised the collaboration: "The partnership with Cabot Highlands has been exemplary Their commitment to preserving the past while shaping the future is a model for responsible development “Close collaboration between developer Cabot Highlands and the archaeology team has enabled the remains of the most important archaeology for example the prehistoric palisade circle reburied and landscaped after archaeology investigations - the landscaped palisade circle monument now forms a clearly defined circular landscape feature alongside the fairway of Hole 7 of the new Old Petty course “By careful design and detail changes to the new course layout it has been possible to protect and preserve other significant buried archaeological remains that were identified during the evaluation phase.” He added: “These areas have been preserved in-situ through design and will ensure the survival of substantial areas containing buried archaeology for future generations "Always happy to see new archaeology emerge from the ground particularly relating to early Neolithic settlement and later prehistoric ceremonial or funerary activity The findings will now be documented in detail with final reports and radiocarbon dating expected later in the year coinciding with the much-anticipated opening of the new Old Petty golf course All finds will ultimately be submitted to Treasure Trove Scotland and will most likely be retained by either The National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh or Inverness Museum Golfweek's Jason Lusk contributed reporting to this article No other products were affected," Cabot Creamery's parent company Agri-Mark said in a statement to USA TODAY Wednesday Here's what to know about the recalled butter in New York FDA documents show that the recalled butter was distributed to the following states: How to identify the recalled butterThe recalled butter is packaged as two 4-ounce sticks in cardboard shells and the packages are marked with the following information: Best By: 09/09/25Lot: 090925-055Item #: 2038UPC: 0 78354 62038 0Recalls: Wegmans recalls cook-in-bag meal over contamination concerns Coliform is bacteria found in the digestive tracts and waste of animals, including humans, as well as in plant and soil material, according to the New York State Department of Health Most coliform bacteria don't cause disease What should I do with the recalled butter?Cabot Butter's parent company Agri-Mark did not issue a press release for the recall Emily Barnes reports on consumer-related issues for the USA TODAY Network’s New York Connect Team, focusing on scam and recall-related topics. Follow her on X and Instagram @byemilybarnes. Get in touch at ebarnes@gannett.com A popular brand of butter is being recalled in seven states over fears of possible bacterial contamination, according to a report by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration which was produced by the dairy cooperative Agri-Mark Inc. The notice states that the voluntary recall comes due to concerns of elevated levels of coliform bacteria Cabot initiated the recall on March 26; the FDA gave it a recall status of Class III on April 8 Here's more to know about the recall and dangers it could pose and what to do if you have it in your refrigerator The recall affects 189 cases — or 1,701 pounds — of Cabot Creamery Extra Creamy Premium Butter The FDA gave the recalled butter a Class III status meaning that it is not likely to cause adverse health consequences the lowest classification below Class I and Class II the recalled butter was not sold at retailers in New Jersey Is Cabot butter being recalled in Pennsylvania?Yes Stores in Pennsylvania sold the recalled Cabot Creamery stick butter the recalled butter was not sold at retailers in Delaware The recalled butter is being pulled from store shelves in the following states: while most types of coliform bacteria do no harm to humans they are used as "indicator organisms" that indicate the presence of disease-causing bacteria in water a positive presence means a contamination pathway exists or sanitation issues exist in water systems that would allow disease-causing bacteria to enter One such subgroup of coliform bacteria includes fecal coliform or E According to Health.com food recalls such as this one aim to prevent possible foodborne illnesses The agency's recall report did not state specific instructions for consumers who have the butter the safest option would be to throw the butter out We will update this story should additional information be released Lori Comstock is a New Jersey-based journalist with the Mid-Atlantic Connect Team “May you live in interesting times” is not an ancient Chinese curse is credited with popularizing and spreading the erroneous origins of this apocryphal phrase its ironic meaning is that “interesting” is a euphemism for tumultuous I think it’s fair to say we are living in interesting times Investors have rightly been concerned as the market has given up the very substantial gains of 2024 over the past three months Cabot has been optimistic about the stock market over the long run as we’ve helped a lot of people make a lot of money and while history rarely repeats itself exactly one response to the current situation is to look at history This chart shows the depths of intra-year declines in the S&P 500 in the years 1995-2024 as well as the final returns for the calendar year Data source: https://www.macrotrends.net/2324/sp-500-historical-chart-data the fact that we have negative returns three and a half months into the year is not unusual and doesn’t mean this year will be a loser Faced with the kind of volatility we’ve seen in the market in recent weeks many investors are tempted to pull their money out and wait until things settle down Investors who exit the market when there’s a substantial disruption incur three primary costs: 1) Locking in Losses: In their haste to get out of a falling market by the time most of us realize there’s a problem Less-savvy investors tend to hesitate as well and are punished with even greater losses 2) Missing the Rebound: The best returns often closely follow steep declines 2009’s 26.46% gain followed right on the heels of 2008’s 37.00% drop and many of the best trading days followed within a week or two of the worst trading days 3) Compounding Impact: One year of missed participation can significantly reduce your long-term wealth let’s look at a hypothetical $100 investment made in 1995 An investor who stayed fully invested through 2024 would have seen that investment grow to about $1,950 (10.4% annually) The same investment made by someone who missed even a few of the top-performing days during that period – such as the post-March rally of 2020 – realized drastically reduced returns Missing the 10 best days in 20 years would have reduced total returns by about 50% Adding in the panic selling to lock in losses and forfeiting the dividends that could be reinvested can further reduce returns by as much as 40% I hope I’ve at least helped keep some investors from shooting themselves in the foot this is only part of what I want to talk about today on the subject of the interesting times in which we find ourselves the 800-pound gorilla sitting in the middle of the room I’m talking about what’s coming out of Washington these days My regular readers know I do not believe in mixing politics and investing Good investing is about drawing upon research and insights to make the best of whatever the market conditions and investment analysts at Cabot figure out the implications of those policies – which industries the primary drivers of market conditions are coming out of Washington right now I am going to absolutely avoid the distraction of talking politics I don’t recall whether all of this was covered in my undergrad econ courses or in my micro and macro classes from business school but there are a few basic ideas that have driven the worldview of many economists for most of the last 100 years Let’s review some that are relevant today: 1) Removing trade barriers permits production to shift to areas with a relative advantage (cheaper labor 2) Independent central banks setting interest rates and other monetary policies reduce the temptation for leaders to goose the economy for short-term advantage with long-term costs 3) Tariffs can help new businesses get a foothold in industries already dominated by other countries 4) Tariffs can protect strategically important industries in a country (rice in China 5) Tariffs are a tax that increases costs that fall disproportionately on small businesses and consumers (Tariffs used to be the primary revenue source for the Federal government They were replaced by a progressive income tax because the tax burden fell disproportionately on the little guys.) 6) Widespread tariffs are inflationary because they increase prices and predictable environment in which to make investments are preferable to uncertainty and unpredictability 8) Uncertainty in labor markets tends to reduce consumer spending as workers have concerns about job security and pay cuts (especially with the prospect of increased inflation) 9) Companies delay capital expenditures in an unpredictable environment as it is difficult to project costs and returns I will note that politicians and economists have often failed to account for those left behind when production shifts to areas of relative advantage education and physical plants are not as fungible as capital and have a much harder time responding That has been a serious oversight with real economic Unless you’ve been vacationing off the grid for the past month you probably know that all of these ideas have been challenged recently As we know, the announcement of widespread, and substantial, tariffs – particularly on our biggest trading partners and Mexico – sent the stock market into a significant decline as many of the concerns noted in the numbered items above were triggered The prospect of actions being taken to compromise the independence of the Federal Reserve Bank has only heightened concerns of economists Some of the actions taken in the first three months of the administration can be undone but some of the impacts will continue to reverberate even so Now is the time to understand the new conditions and find the best path forward the Trump administration has taken the U.S – and global – economy into uncharted waters the focus of global trade has been on removing barriers We have not had a period in modern economic times where significant barriers to trade have been added and certainly not by such a dominant global economic power We also have not experienced the current level of volatility in the economic and trade policies of the United States government There are people who think this new approach is brilliant and will produce a new many new approaches and ideas seem unworkable Will this experiment work to produce a better economy measured by profits and standard of living for stakeholders It’s too early for anyone to say with certainty What we can say with certainty is that investors are likely to face turbulence for the foreseeable future Cabot doesn’t have a crystal ball any more than anyone else does What we do have is a solid understanding of finance economics and the history of how markets have behaved in the past And we follow all relevant market developments and Fed actions and watch what the institutional investors are doing As I tried to make clear in the first part of this post history tells us that staying invested in the market generally makes a difference in your investing performance It is in these conditions that the insights and guidance of expert professional investment analysts can make the biggest impact on your ultimate success I am here to say I find investing profits pretty interesting I hope you will let Cabot be your guide to greater profits You have access to our expertly curated collection of free investing reports Making Sense of Gold’s Historic Move & How to Play It With Mining Stocks 2025 at 2:00 PM ET investing expert chief analyst of the limited-subscription advisory Cabot Small-Cap Confidential and grand slam advisory Cabot Early Opportunities The Cabot School District Board of Education voted unanimously during a special called meeting on Wednesday to name Deputy Superintendent Michael Byrd as the district’s next superintendent a dedicated educator with a 25-year career entirely within the Cabot School District “On behalf of the Cabot School Board we are pleased and excited to have Superintendent-Elect Byrd lead our district,” said Joe Trusty unwavering commitment to our students and staff and his deep connection to our community make him uniquely qualified to continue the district’s legacy of excellence.” began his career as a science teacher and coach at Cabot Junior High South in 1999 he has served in numerous leadership roles he has collaborated with stakeholders to develop and implement district-wide programs and policies His leadership has also been instrumental in leveling building assignments and fostering a positive learning environment have two children who graduated from Cabot High School and his youngest is currently a 10th grader in the district Byrd earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and a Master of Education in Administration from Harding University followed by a Specialist in Educational Leadership from Arkansas State University He is a graduate of the Arkansas Aspiring Superintendent Symposium and the Lonoke County Leadership Program Byrd is currently pursuing his Doctor of Education in School Leadership at Arkansas Tech University Byrd is eager to continue building on the success of Cabot Public Schools ensuring the district remains a source of pride for students “I am truly honored and humbled to step into this role,” said Mr Thurman has laid a strong foundation in Cabot and I look forward to building on that legacy we will continue to ensure Cabot remains at the forefront of educational excellence.” Bailey Fink is a devout home cook and a news editor at Allrecipes covering everything from exciting product releases to the newest TikTok trends and why food tastes better at certain restaurants she has researched and written hundreds of articles on a variety of topics More than 1,700lbs of the butter recalled due to product being ‘contaminated with elevated levels of coliform’ A recall has been issued for Cabot Creamery butter in seven US states as the product was found to be contaminated with a bacteria commonly found in fecal matter More than 1,700lbs of the butter is being recalled due to the product being “contaminated with elevated levels of coliform”, a bacteria found in animals’ digestive tracts and waste, according to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) The subject of the voluntary recall is Cabot’s eight-ounce Extra Creamy Premium Sea Salted Butter, according to a 26 March enforcement report The product code for the recalled butter is UPC 0 78354 62038 0 and it was distributed across seven states The Cabot butter product comes in packages containing two four-ounce sticks in cardboard shells The potentially contaminated batch has a best-by date of 9 September 2025 According to a statement from Agri-Mark, the parent company of Cabot Creamery, the company “successfully recovered 99.5% of the lot of the recalled product before it was sold to consumers. A small amount – 17 retail packages (8.5 lbs.) – was sold to consumers in Vermont.” Agri-Mark added that it has “identified the cause and [has] taken the appropriate internal actions to address it” The company specified that “no other products were affected” which is the least serious category and means that exposure to the product is “not likely to cause adverse health consequences” the agency still advises consumers to return any recalled product to the store where they purchased it or to discard it immediately Coliform is a family of bacteria commonly found in soil, plants, and the intestinal tracts of humans and animals. It is occasionally detected in Vermont’s private water systems, according to the state’s health department The presence of the coliform in drinking water is used to determine if it may be unsafe to drink While most coliform bacteria does not cause illness, some rare strains of E coli, which is a type of fecal coliform bacteria, can lead to serious illness, New York’s department of health says Testing for coliform bacteria is considered a reasonable indication of whether other pathogenic bacteria are present The Cabot School District is proud to welcome two new members to our leadership team Our new Assistant Superintendent and Executive Director of Finance were recently introduced to district leaders during a special meet and greet held before the Cabot School Board meeting Tuesday evening They will officially begin their roles on July 1 Darley will be joining our district as the new Assistant Superintendent of Cabot Public Schools We are incredibly excited to welcome him to our team and look forward to the wealth of knowledge Darley’s journey in education and leadership is both inspiring and impressive he later moved to Japan as the child of missionaries He earned his Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science from Ouachita Baptist University before serving as a Russian Linguist in the United States Air Force Darley transitioned into education as a Social Studies teacher with Southwest ISD in San Antonio he returned to Arkansas to teach Civics at Conway Public Schools where he later served as the Lead Teacher for the CPSD Secondary ALE His leadership experience includes roles as Assistant Principal and Principal at Conway Junior High School for a total of eight years he has served as the Director of Student Services for Conway Public Schools Darley holds a Master of Science in Educational Leadership and an Educational Specialist Degree in School Leadership from the University of Central Arkansas and most recently earned his Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership from Arkansas Tech University attended OBU together and have been married since 1998 “I am truly honored for the opportunity to serve the students and families of Cabot in a role that supports the success of all students,” said Dr “I look forward to joining a team of passionate dedicated educators and contributing to the continued excellence of Cabot Public Schools.” Darley’s passion for education and dedication to student success will make him a tremendous asset to our district and a great addition to our leadership team Executive Director of FinanceAlso joining the district this summer is Mr who will serve as the new Executive Director of Finance Luck brings a wealth of knowledge from his 13 years as a school business official along with extensive experience in budgeting he served as the Director of Finance and Budgeting for Vilonia School District managing all aspects of the district's finances and business operations His previous professional background includes corporate financial analysis Luck was named the AASBO School Business Official of the Year  - a testament to his commitment to excellence Luck is a graduate of Conway High School and earned his BBA in Finance from the University of Central Arkansas Aside from his time in the Navy and early childhood years he has lived in central Arkansas his entire life settling here after his father retired from the Air Force He and his wife Kim have been married for nearly 35 years and have three grown children - Kyle and Kayla - as well as two grandchildren and one more on the way it quickly became apparent that Cabot School District is one of the best in the state and it is primarily because of the people who work here,” said Mr “As the Executive Director of Finance it is my desire to maintain the district’s already excellent financial operations and to assist in meeting its goals ensuring Cabot students continue to receive only the highest quality education.” Wiley in July to ensure a smooth and seamless transition Cabot Theatre is proud to present its spring production the Cat in the Hat and all of your favorite Dr Seuss characters spring to life onstage in Seussical JR. a fantastical musical extravaganza from Tony-winners Transporting audiences from the Jungle of Nool to the Circus McGurkus the Cat in the Hat narrates the story of Horton the Elephant who discovers a speck of dust containing tiny people called the Whos Horton must protect the Whos from a world of naysayers and dangers and he must also guard an abandoned egg that's been left in his care by the irresponsible Mayzie La Bird the intrepid Gertrude McFuzz never loses faith in him family and community are challenged and emerge triumphant provides wonderful creative opportunities in terms of set design lighting and costuming and can easily accommodate a large cast of expandable “Seussian” creatures Tickets must be purchased online: https://www.vancoevents.com/us/CXDU (Anne Bradstreet—Andover, Massachusetts—Autumn, 1669) Let the house burn again;Already I outlive the New World,The last dog dead, one cowRemnant in the gleaning wind Of leaf-fall and each child leftFor elsewhere. To stayPast those I buried; I do not knowWhat more to spend— The government of manBy man brings no one home.No longer do I wantTo be upon this hill, This place of so much windWhere I keep writingPast the end. I have brokenEach sentence, halved Then half again, each wordSimpled down like old oxenKept as if to coverThe whole field, turn By turn. Now the wordsCome less, the clouds so fastAnd not what I thoughtI thought. For what Have I survived:To save each house,A door sprung open, plain,Willing each hinge To work, verseBy verse to outlast,Outlove whatever it isYou bring forth. This is drawn from “Anne Bradstreet Today.” Congratulations to these outstanding educators for being nominated for Cabot Public Schools Teacher of the Year 2025 Nearly 500 educators were nominated by their supervisors All certified nominees are eligible to apply for their school level Teacher of the Year award School level winners will be announced in late February have been named to Golfweek’s list of the top 100 international courses Cabot Cliffs is the highest-ranked course in Canada was designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw and is just a couple of kilometres up the road in Inverness from Cabot Links Subscribe now to access this story and more: Subscribe or sign in to your account to continue your reading experience Create an account or sign in to continue your reading experience and was also designed by Coore and Crenshaw It is one of just two courses making the list for the first time located in the other Inverness (in Scotland) and rounding out the list’s Cabot entries at No the world’s northernmost links-style golf course “We are incredibly honoured to see five Cabot courses recognized by Golfweek among the world’s best,” said Ben Cowan-Dewar “Creating extraordinary golf experiences has always been at the core of what we do and it is deeply rewarding to see our courses making a lasting impact on golfers worldwide.”  which includes two 18-hole courses and two short courses The Golfweek top 100 list included two iconic British courses at the very top which opened in 1889 and counts Old Tom Morris among its designers Old Tom had a hand in the design of the Old Course as well and you know a golf course is old when the year it opened is “unknown.”  4 is Royal Dornoch in Scotland (Old Tom again) Highland Links in Ingonish did not make the list Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page The British Virgin Islands is an explorer's dream with more than 60 isles and cays to discover Expert-backed tips and a step-by-step breakdown to ward off these pests We tried it: Filtrete Smart Tower and the Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool Formaldehyde HP09 transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Did you know Cabot’s first mascot wasn’t the Panther but the Pirate with purple and green as our school colors That’s just one of the many fascinating facts you’ll uncover at the Cabot Public Schools Museum of American History With thousands of artifacts and memorabilia showcasing the rich history of our district and community the museum is set to reopen at its new location is Arkansas’s only student-founded and operated history museum It was originally established on the Cabot High School campus where it began as a school history club project led by teachers Mike Polston and David Howard the museum moved to a downtown location at 114 South First Street in 2008 the museum closed temporarily to prepare for its next chapter it’s reopening with even more to explore at its new location The museum boasts a collection of over 10,000 artifacts including exhibits on Cabot school history Highlights include Cabot High letter sweaters from the early 1900s and nearly 100 artifacts related to Arkansas music legends The museum’s work has been recognized multiple times by the Arkansas Museum Association earning prestigious awards such as Museum of the Year (2003) and Exhibit of the Year (1999 Director Mike Polston shared that the museum’s origins date back to 1981 when he noticed how historical artifacts captivated his students he and fellow teacher David Howard founded a school history club to collect the museum has grown from its humble beginnings in the high school library to its new permanent home on South Pine Street The recall affects 1,700 pounds of Extra Creamy Premium Butter due to elevated coliform levels If you bought Cabot Creamery Extra Creamy Premium Butter (8 oz) with a Sept While coliform bacteria aren’t usually harmful their presence can indicate sanitation issues or the potential for more dangerous bacteria like E Food recalls like this one aim to prevent possible foodborne illnesses Food and Drug Administration. Enforcement report: 213218 Washington State Department of Health. Coliform bacteria in drinking water Agri-Mark. Agri-Mark, Inc. issues voluntary recall of Cabot Creamery 8oz Extra Creamy Premium Butter, Sea Salted (lot code 090925-055) Food and Drug Administration. Recalls background and definitions the Cabot School District allowed its insurance company to settle a lawsuit filed by two former students over an incident that took place in February 2018 The $125,000 settlement comes at no cost to the District.  The controversy began on February 13 wore military-style tactical vests under large coats and carried a duffle bag containing airsoft pellets to school This was the same day students were being educated on how to respond to a school shooting amid multiple mass school shootings nationwide which resembled that of school shooters at the time prompted fear among their peers at Cabot High School The two students were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct the situation escalated later that evening when Kameron Evans sent threatening messages to a student “I am going to kill somebody.” The threat was reported and Kameron was to be reassigned to an alternative learning school after his suspension ended but they sued the District and the City of Cabot in July 2019 The lawsuit has been in litigation ever since with the primary issue being unlawful arrest.   which has been covering the high legal costs of this case notified the District that it sought to end the lawsuit and would pay a settlement and remaining legal fees the District itself would risk needing to pay the remainder of their legal fees and for any potential post-trial appeal.  It was also anticipated that an appeal could potentially extend the case for several more years.  Though the District stands by its actions in this matter it became a simple business decision to close the drawn-out case The District admitted no fault and agreed to allow the insurance company to settle the lawsuit and pay its remaining legal fees The insurance companies contributed $125,000 from the District’s policy and $75,000 from the City of Cabot’s separate policy While the settlement primarily covers the students’ legal fees from the lawsuit the long-standing case has finally come to a close putting an end to a seven-year legal dispute.Article: The Arkansas Leader - February 19 Congratulations to our 17 Cabot Public Schools “Teacher of the Year” 2024-2025 School Winners It was a great day surprising and celebrating these amazing educators Hundreds of teachers were nominated this year by supervisors These teachers now have the opportunity to be selected as the Elementary and Secondary Teacher of the Year and one teacher will be chosen as the overall Cabot Public Schools "Teacher of the Year." That teacher will be eligible for the Arkansas Teacher of the Year All our Teacher of the Year recipients were honored with a plaque Cabot Public Schools has once again teamed up with our Cabot Classroom Teacher Association and Centennial Bank of Cabot to recognize our outstanding educators One educator will be honored with the title Cabot Public Schools Teacher of the Year and will be eligible to apply for the Arkansas Teacher of the Year Award School level nominations open January 13 and will close at noon on January 24 Click HERE to nominate an outstanding educator (If you have any questions or issues with the online nomination form please email Aaron Randolph at Aaron.Randolph@cabotschools.org.) School level winners will be selected as finalists for Cabot Public Schools Teacher of the Year Award School level winners will receive a banner sponsored by the Cabot Panther Foundation and a plaque sponsored by Centennial Bank The top three nominees (one each from elementary and secondary) will be announced and honored later in the semester The top three finalists will be presented with a banner sponsored by the Cabot Panther Foundation a plaque sponsored by Centennial Bank and a cash prize sponsored by the Cabot Classroom Teachers Association The overall winner will be selected from the Top 3 The overall winner will be eligible to compete for Arkansas Teacher of the Year Click HERE for eligibility requirements and application details The agreement strengthens Univar Solutions' portfolio of products for high-performance tires and industrial rubber applications 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Univar Solutions Brasil Ltda. a subsidiary of Univar Solutions LLC ("Univar Solutions" or "the Company") a leading global solutions provider to users of specialty ingredients and chemicals today announced its Ingredients and Specialties (I+S) division has expanded its partnership with Cabot Corporation a global specialty chemicals and performance materials supplier The new distribution agreement focuses on Cabot's innovative carbon black products for rubber applications and supports the growing demand for high-performance reinforcing materials in automotive and industrial applications it complements and strengthens the existing relationship between the two companies with Univar Solutions distributing Cabot's specialty carbon products for Brazil's plastics and batteries markets "As we focus on growing our ingredients and specialties business in Latin America establishing strong partnerships with world-class suppliers is essential for fulfilling our customers' evolving product performance requirements," said Jorge Buckup president of Latin America for Univar Solutions "Deepening our existing relationship with Cabot and adding carbon black products for rubber applications underscores our commitment to providing exceptional value and reinforces our dedication to serving customers across the automotive sector and industrial rubber products market." Carbon black is a critical reinforcing agent that provides reinforcement and wear resistance in tire and industrial rubber applications Cabot's broad technology portfolio includes ENDURE® and VULCAN® carbon blacks for elastomer reinforcement product families This portfolio helps deliver advanced solutions for customers in a wide range of rubber applications global vice president of Performance Materials for Univar Solutions "The relationship between Univar Solutions and Cabot continues to grow stronger over the years Cabot represents a high level of trust and innovation in the carbon black market and the combined technical expertise of both companies customers in Brazil will benefit from exceptional service and solutions." The I+S portfolio from Univar Solutions—one of the most trusted names in innovation and distribution—offers the essential specialty ingredients needed for brands and manufacturers to develop new and improved products that deliver results for their customers I+S is backed by our commitment to innovation as well as technical support and formulation expertise to help ensure customers and suppliers are equipped to navigate the industry's rapidly changing future with confidence and creativity including regional flagship laboratories located in São Paulo delivering innovative solutions to help customers meet the latest market trends Find out how Univar Solutions and Cabot are working together to increase customer access to specialty carbon black products in Brazil Forward-Looking Statements and Information This communication contains "forward-looking statements" under applicable law regarding financial and operating items relating to the Company's business Forward-looking statements generally can be identified by words such as "believes," "expects," "may," "will," "should," "could," "seeks," "intends," "plans," "estimates," "anticipates" or other comparable terms All forward-looking statements made in this communication are qualified by this cautionary language Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties many of which may be beyond the Company's control that could result in expectations not being realized or could otherwise materially and adversely affect the Company's business Although the forward-looking statements are based on what management believes to be reasonable assumptions we caution you that the forward-looking information presented in this communication is not a guarantee of future events or results and that actual events or results may differ materially from those made in or suggested by the forward-looking information contained in this communication For additional information regarding factors that could affect the Company please see the Company's most recent annual report and other financial reports including the information set forth under the caption "Risk Factors." 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first to see the Cabot Weekly Review when it comes out Have it delivered right to your inbox every Saturday you will receive our free weekday advisory market news and insightful commentary from our analysts The third hole on the Kyle Franz-designed Karoo course Mike Nuzzo has completely redesigned the former Rolling Oaks into the new Roost course is officially opening two new 18-hole courses a nine-hole short layout and 11-hole par-three course on 21 January 2025 Kyle Franz designed the 18-hole Karoo course and co-designed the 18-hole Roost layout with Mike Nuzzo a collaboration that also saw greens shaped by Rod Whitman and consultancy from Golf Magazine’s architecture editor Ran Morrissett Nuzzo also designed the Squeeze and the Wedge The Cabot Collection acquired the former World Woods property and its Pine Barrens and Rolling Oaks courses in 2022 The 7,201-yard Karoo course occupies the same corridors as the Pine Barrens course with the reversal of the third and sixteenth holes (both par threes) and the second and seventeenth (both par fours) fairways and greens have all been expanded and redesigned Greens now have more contour and a “more sculpted” aesthetic “The course is a blend of a lot of things that I really like and I’ve tried to mould it into a style that is our own and allows us to be creative and challenge ourselves,” said Franz “We have tried to do something that’s fun and we have taken risks hopefully in areas where everybody really likes them as we want golfers to walk off and feel like they’ve never played anything quite like it.” The course has fairways that provide multiple routes of play and are split by large expanses of sand bunkers and sand waste areas help to create a variety of heroic tee shots and risk-reward lines of play Karoo’s flexible teeing grounds allow golfers to play a round that suits them on the day – they can opt for an easy carry “We really tried to get a tremendous amount of elasticity in the redesign where you can play it way forward and way back day to day,” said Franz The architect highlights that the par-three third could potentially stretch to 292 yards if teeing it all the way back “The bounce-down slope off the right and the succession of rolls within the green are really cool,” said Franz “You’ve got to land your ball on the perfect spot on that hillside and it will bounce down to the pin The pin location at the very back is like a little pedestal.” The 7,200-yard Roost layout lies on the site of the former Rolling Oaks course “There were several holes on the old routing that were problematic and the walk felt challenging,” said Nuzzo “The terrain was very interesting and significantly impacted the routing… it would be difficult to drastically change the existing corridors but there seemed to be a deeper distraction to Rolling Oaks The up-and-down nature felt like a negative when it could have been more positive “Travelling home after my first visit I sketched a simple routing on an airplane napkin and the unknown nagging issue jumped out at me The old routing tacked to the back of the property via an adventurous path Then the start of the back nine beelined out to the same spot and continued the nice tacking manner until the end of the round.” Nuzzo’s solution was to have more changes of direction throughout the property “Our new routing for the Roost now feels like one went out to play without interruption,” he said “The entire course flows more organically.” was shifted more in the direction of the third tees – is now more dramatic The ninth green was moved to turn the hole from a par four to a five and the tees at ten were shortened to turn the hole from a par five to a short four “We eliminated the original eighteenth hole,” said Nuzzo “It felt disjointed in how it played down below what felt like a pond in the sky “The current sixth plays perpendicular to the old corridor which included a forced layup tee shot short of a pair of large trees The new location for the green is located on a dramatic highlight of the site Nuzzo relocated nine more greens and reversed a five-hole loop “The holes now play counterclockwise – the five holes [seven and twelve to fifteen] play in the opposite direction from the old greens to the old tees Morrissett suggested flipping the sequence of seven and sixteen which Nuzzo says changed the flow and idealised the order of holes by placing the old par-three eighth in the penultimate position of the seventeenth “We developed a new theme for the course with more expansive and rolling golf holes that fit this great site,” said Nuzzo “We expanded and connected the irrigation pond into a course-wide feature that starts on top of the hill and finishes towards the cottages “The backlands generally don’t drain off the property much of the land drains to a giant sinkhole It is a very dramatic feature that was essentially hidden previously Now we play a one-shot hole directly over the deepest part of the sinkhole to a small green of a similar playing nature to some of [Cabot developer] Ben Cowan-Dewar’s favourite short holes Rod Whitman’s design ideas and green shaping have been an enormous part of the project and helped to elevate the interest and enjoyment of the entire golf course the high points are distributed throughout and by shifting some greens we were able to create very dramatic vistas The majestic oaks now stand out more and even act as strategic features on several holes.” Read our report on the Squeeze and the Wedge layouts in the July 2023 issue of Golf Course Architecture ShareSaveCommentBusinessSportsMoneyCabot Citrus Farms Fully Joins The Fold Among Top U.S. Golf ResortsByErik Matuszewski Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights Erik Matuszewski's coverage spans golf businesses news & destinationsFollow AuthorJan 27 06:00am ESTShareSaveCommentAn aerial of Roost the newest of the four golf courses at Cabot Citrus Farms The Cabot Collection didn’t just dip a toe in the U.S market with its first destination golf property in the states Cabot Citrus Farms is a 1,200-acre sanctuary nestled on the west side of Florida and is the biggest property yet — in terms of holes of golf — within Cabot’s rapidly expanding global portfolio of luxury golf destinations Although several of its courses have been open to public play for almost a year now, Cabot Citrus Farms officially debuted fully this past week with a grand opening celebration that included a nighttime drone show a lively party for some of the brand’s loyal supporters and backers that included a create-your-own cowboy hat bar and Canadian LPGA star Brooke Henderson hitting the ceremonial opening tee shot on the resort’s newest 18-hole course: Roost Cabot Citrus Farms is set on the property that used to be home to the former World Woods Golf Club Cabot founder Ben Cowan-Dewar is aiming big with his first U.S which is set on a unique Sunshine State landscape that was previously the site of the once-celebrated World Woods Golf Club In addition to the two completely redone 18-hole courses (Roost and Karoo) there is a 11-hole Par 3 course known as The Wedge and a 10-hole short course called The Squeeze that is primarily a blend of par 3 and drivable par 4 holes There is also a real estate component with 36 luxury golf cottages in a quaint little village tucked between the courses The two- and four-bedroom accommodations have a starting sale price of $1.8 million and are available for nightly rental by resort guests There are also five two-story fairway homes under construction just off the 10th hole of Roost with a limited number of residences still available and selling for $3.7 million and up The golf cottages at Cabot Citrus Farms — both two and four bedrooms — are tucked between the golf .. The special Cabot touches the brand is known for are everywhere The experiential component is core to the Cabot ethos as the brand is dedicated to providing an elevated guest (and/or member) experience Trackman technology can be found at every bay on the driving range the Par 3 course has about a quarter-million dollars in low profile lighting installed for nighttime play and the on-course comfort stations are fully stocked with almost every food and beverage option conceivable The Porch is a phenomenal spot for guests and gatherings centrally situated atop a hill adjacent to The Wedge Par 3 course The Porch features fire pits and picnic tables along with other comfortable seating areas plus a lively bar area and a pizza oven for artisan woodfired pies such as the popular Figgy Piggy The newest golf course is unique in its own right While many resorts and top destinations in the U.S have turned to the most well-known architects — names like Doak who built the Karoo course at Citrus as his first solo design for what Franz called a complementary collaborative effort An aerial from behind one of the greens at Roost the newest 18-hole course at Cabot Citrus Farms Franz created wide fairways and massive greens with multiple tiers and bold contours that encourage creative play The routing winds through a tranquil setting of moss-draped trees and sandy scrublands There are surprising elevation changes – up to 50 feet – given the Florida setting With many trees from the corridors of the old World Woods course that once graced the site removed moss-draped oaks that remain now “pop” visually There is one tauntingly in the middle of the fairway on a short par 4 that’s been nicknamed “Mutombo” by some on property a nod to one of the best shot-blockers in NBA history there’s also a picturesque par 3 that plays across a 40-foot-deep sinkhole dotted with limestone rock outcroppings And just on the other side of a neighboring fence line is a bucolic pasture with grazing cattle The Par 3 quarry hole at Cabot Citrus Farms' Roost course The two championship courses are different from one another Early straw polls reveal a fairly-even split among golfers in terms of which course is the preferred play “If people are having debates over which is better between the two Cabot Citrus Farms has a sporting club with Five Stand shooting while neighboring Withlacoochee State Forest offers hiking and biking in addition to water sports such as canoeing Soon to come is a racquet club with tennis as well as several pool areas – one for adults and another for families The Squeeze is one of four new courses at Cabot Citrus Farms — a 10-hole short course with a mix of .. along with a lone par 5 (pictured here in foreground) the vision for Citrus Farms is creating a destination that will “bring people together though incredible golf experiences outdoor adventures and a strong sense of community.” golfers have taken golf trips in each of the past three years the highest levels on record when it comes to golf travel The recent surges in golf participation and play notwithstanding it’s ample evidence that pursuing special experiences are a part of a societal shift — in the golf world and beyond property now officially gets off the ground with all four of its courses open for play its the elevated experiential component centered on great golf that has the resort well-positioned to join the ranks of the game’s top destinations the social gathering spot between the property's short courses Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedIn(CNN) - A refrigerator staple is being recalled by the Food and Drug Administration The agency and Cabot Creamery announced on Wednesday a voluntary recall for some of the company’s butter The FDA says the product tested positive for a bacterium that is often associated with fecal contamination The recall applies to Cabot’s 8-ounce Extra Creamy Premium Butter The butter has a “best before” date of Sept The FDA shared more information about the recall online the Cabot Public Schools Board of Education accepted the resignation of Superintendent Dr Thurman’s dedication and positive impact over his decades-long leadership of our District Thurman will continue serving the District for the next six months as he always has done - with focus and a desire to keep us moving forward.” The Board will soon begin the important process of selecting the next superintendent and is committed to finding the leader who can build upon the District’s very strong foundation This individual will embody the mission and values that guide our work and help propel the District to even greater achievements The District is committed to updating our community as the search progresses Highly Anticipated Property Features 57 Holes of Exceptional Golf Resort Amenities and World-Class Real Estate Amid a Serene Natural Landscape a 1,200-acre sanctuary nestled among the rolling hills ancient moss-covered oaks and sand pines of Florida's picturesque Nature Coast the property features two revitalized 18-hole golf courses luxury real estate and nightly accommodations curated experiences and a host of amenities "The former World Woods Golf Club always stood out to me for its enchanting setting and dramatic elevation changes unlike anything I'd ever seen across the state of Florida," said Ben Cowan-Dewar "It has been an honour to reimagine this iconic site alongside our amazing team We drew inspiration from the property's rich history and natural beauty to create a destination that will bring people together through incredible golf experiences outdoor adventures and a strong sense of community." Golf:Set against a one-of-a-kind landscape in the Sunshine State Cabot Citrus Farms features four unique and meticulously designed golf courses complemented by unparalleled practice facilities including a two-acre putting course and a driving range with Trackman technology KarooKaroo is an 18-hole "adventure golf" masterpiece designed by architect Kyle Franz showcasing some of the world's widest Bermuda fairways multiple routes to pins and bold contours that encourage creative play The course's namesake stems from the loud trumpeting sound described as a rolling "karoo," made by its resident Sandhill Cranes Karoo was recently featured as the cover star of GOLF Magazine's November/December 2024 issue 32 in the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S." ranking RoostThe second 18-hole course, Roost takes golfers on a journey back in time to the relaxed charm of Old Florida with canopies of moss-draped trees The course peacefully flows across sandy scrublands and rolling meadows featuring rare 50-foot elevation changes and a 40-foot-deep sinkhole The majesty of century-old live oaks encourage careful shot-shaping while four bunkerless holes reflect the abundance of natural features historic achievements of great collaborations in golf history Roost was synergistically designed by Mike Nuzzo and Kyle Franz along with Ran Morrissett as Golf Course Architecture Advisor Together they established the routing and brought in the legendary Rod Whitman to produce a diverse set of greens that are unified yet distinct This collaborative vision showcases the land as the star of the 7,200-yard course for a serene yet captivating golf experience. Named for the wild turkeys that roam the course and roost in its gorgeous 100-year-old oaks Roost is set beside farmland where cows graze under shady trees—the very picture of bucolic bliss The SqueezeFor those looking to enjoy more golf in less time, The Squeeze is a dynamic 10-hole course that blends diverse this unconventional course features half-par holes alongside par 3s Balancing playful whimsy with strategic intrigue The Squeeze delivers an engaging experience for golfers of all ages The WedgeSmall on size but big on golf, The Wedge immersive experience with expansive waste areas Showcasing speakers and low-profile lighting allowing golfers to enjoy the course past dark Real Estate and Accommodations:Citrus Farms offers a collection of elegantly appointed homes available for purchase including charming two- and four-bedroom Cottages alongside a selection of two-story Fairway Homes Carefully situated along the 10th hole of Roost the Fairway Homes reflect the essence of Cabot Citrus Farms celebrating the vibrant and playful spirit of Florida living Each home extends the experience outdoors with large al fresco spaces peaceful views and a private pool for ultimate relaxation Amenities and Activities:Owners and guests currently enjoy fully stocked comfort stations an area to gather and relax with games and food and beverage options The Grange Hall serves as a clubhouse and central gathering space featuring a diverse menu Additional amenities to follow this year include a racquet club with tennis pickleball and padel and adult and family pool areas Cabot Citrus Farms' new sporting club offers axe throwing with custom-built targets; Five Stand shooting a compact version of a sporting clays course; archery for all skill levels; and bass fishing with hands-on instruction and all-inclusive fishing gear for a memorable catch-and-release adventure Visitors will also delight in one-of-a-kind experiences including exceptional hiking biking and nature trails at neighboring Withlacoochee State Forest kayaking and paddle-boarding in spring-fed rivers and bountiful lakes at Crystal River world-class fishing in the Gulf of Mexico and much more SustainabilityWith sustainability at its core Cabot is the first multi-property brand to enroll every golf course and surrounding built environment into Audubon International's comprehensive all-inclusive Platinum Signature Sanctuary certification program The entire Cabot Citrus Farms property is under one certification umbrella Located just 50 minutes from Tampa and 80 minutes from Orlando Cabot Citrus Farms offers the perfect balance of laid-back southern charm and urban accessibility To learn more about the world-class golf, real estate and amenities at Cabot Citrus Farms, visit www.cabotcitrusfarms.com About The Cabot Collection:The Cabot Collection is a luxury developer of incomparable golf destinations Its portfolio includes the award-winning Cabot Cape Breton in Nova Scotia Cabot Highlands in Scotland and Cabot Bordeaux in France Cabot continues to build upon a legacy of excellence in golf luxury residential offerings and boutique resort lifestyle across each unique property where owners and guests have exclusive access to destination specific experiences and an unparalleled quality of service a developer and operator of luxury resort and residential golf destinations is proud to announce that five of its 18-hole international.. 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