The government launched a campaign to promote recycling among businesses and schools
The government launched a campaign to promote recycling among businesses and schools
The public transit system offered free passes to students during the back-to-school seasonA clothing brand announced it will take back old clothes for recycling or reuse
A car accident on a busy street caused minor traffic delays but no serious injuriesA study showed that online learning can provide more flexible education options for students with disabilitiesThe space agency announced plans to study the surface of Mars for signs of past life
Local businesses donated goods and services to a charity auction benefiting a children’s hospitalThe United Nations released a report on the effects of climate change on coastal communities
A cyclist set a new national record for the fastest time in a 100-kilometer race
A library added new audio books and e-books to its collection for users to borrow onlineA drought in the western states led to water restrictions for farmers and residential users
A study found that children who read books for pleasure have higher reading comprehension skillsThe government increased funding for after-school programs to help working parents
A museum displayed a rare collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts including a mummy maskA local bakery started selling sourdough bread made with locally sourced wheat
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