A tech company launched a new virtual reality game set in a fantasy world
A tech company launched a new virtual reality game set in a fantasy world
A community garden project provided over 500 pounds of fresh vegetables to low-income families this seasonA famous actor announced they will star in a new movie about environmental conservation set to film next year
A city added 10 new bike lanes to reduce traffic congestion and promote eco-friendly transportationA study showed that eating one serving of leafy greens per day can lower the risk of diabetes by 15%A small business owner launched an online store that now accounts for 60% of their total revenue
A group of volunteers cleaned up over 2 tons of trash from a local beach during a weekend eventA new coffee shop opened downtown offering specialty drinks made with locally sourced beans
A university announced it will offer free tuition to students from families with incomes below $50,000
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