The Future Systems NetworkThe school district announced that classes will start later to improve student attendance
The school district announced that classes will start later to improve student attendance
Coffee shop sources beans from fair-trade farms in ColombiaOceanographers study effects of ocean acidification on shellfish populations
Bookstore hosts storytime for kids with local children’s authorResearch shows that tai chi improves balance in seniors and reduces fall riskCar manufacturer unveils electric car with self-driving features
Volunteer group distributes blankets and food to homeless people during cold snapRadio station launches podcast about local history and folklore
Chemists develop new sunscreen that is safe for coral reefs
Swimming team breaks state record in 200-meter freestyle relayResearchers found that using natural skincare products reduces the risk of skin irritation and allergies
A city organized a cultural parade to celebrate its diversity with floats representing different ethnic groupsThe government announced a $480 million initiative to upgrade rural internet infrastructure
Scientists at a leading university discovered a new compound that may inhibit the growth of cancer cellsA major airline revealed plans to add 22 new domestic routes by the end of the year
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