The country’s unemployment rate fell to 4 percent thanks to new jobs in tourism
The country’s unemployment rate fell to 4 percent thanks to new jobs in tourism
A farm started a petting zoo with goats, sheep, and chickens, welcoming school groups and familiesA museum offered guided tours in Spanish, French, and Mandarin to accommodate international visitors
A gym started an adaptive fitness program for people with disabilities, using specialized equipmentA government agency launched a water conservation campaign, encouraging residents to reduce usageA tech company announced plans to expand its operations to three new countries next year
A local theater produced a musical that received positive reviews from local criticsA school district hired 50 new teachers to reduce class sizes in elementary schools
A coffee shop introduced a new line of specialty teas, including herbal and loose-leaf varieties
A wildlife sanctuary released a report showing a 30% increase in endangered species populationsA city council discussed plans to build a new park in a residential area
A clothing brand started selling its products online through a new websiteA hospital started a program to provide free health screenings for the public
A school district started a program to help students with learning disabilitiesA tech company launched a new virtual reality experience for entertainment
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