The government introduced new laws to protect endangered sea turtles from fishing nets
The government introduced new laws to protect endangered sea turtles from fishing nets
Scientists found a new moon orbiting a gas giant in our solar systemThe government invested $2 billion in solar energy projects across the western states
A tech company donated $500,000 to support coding programs in elementary schoolsResearchers found that eating olive oil daily reduces the risk of heart diseaseThe police department started a campaign to teach seniors how to avoid phone scams
A major bookstore announced it will host monthly book clubs for different age groupsDoctors recommended that people with high blood pressure monitor their salt intake
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A new study showed that people who live in walkable neighborhoods have lower obesity ratesA community garden donated 150 pounds of tomatoes to a local food bank this summer
A fashion boutique started offering personal styling services for customers who need outfit adviceA library added a collection of graphic novels and comics to attract younger readers
A farm started offering "pick-your-own" apple days in the fall that drew families from nearby citiesA taxi company added wheelchair-accessible vehicles to its fleet to better serve all customers
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