The city’s public transit system announced it will offer free rides for seniors on weekends, starting next month.
The city’s public transit system announced it will offer free rides for seniors on weekends, starting next month.
A new study showed that exercise can help improve immune system functionThe city hosted an art fair featuring works by local artists
Scientists identified a new species of plant with potential medicinal propertiesThe government announced plans to invest in improving public schoolsA tech company donated software to local non profit organizations
Researchers found that listening to audiobooks can improve reading comprehensionThe police department launched a program to build better relationships with community members
A major bookstore announced plans to offer more digital books and audiobooks
Doctors recommended that people practice good hand hygiene to prevent the spread of illnessA construction company finished building a new bridge that connects two neighborhoods and reduces travel time
A study showed that reading fiction can improve empathy and understanding of others’ perspectivesA small business owner expanded their product line to include eco-friendly cleaning supplies
A city installed new crosswalks with flashing lights to improve pedestrian safety at busy intersectionsA scientist developed a new type of vaccine that provides long-lasting protection against a common virus
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