The government announced a ban on the sale of single-use plastic straws and utensils starting next year
The government announced a ban on the sale of single-use plastic straws and utensils starting next year
A school district announced it will provide free school supplies to all elementary students next yearA photographer captured photos of a rare bird species in a nearby nature reserve that were featured in a wildlife magazine
A hotel started offering discounted rates for guests who stay for more than three nightsA musician released a new single that reached the top 10 on regional music streaming chartsA grocery store added a section for locally grown produce to support small-scale farmers
A fire department conducted a training exercise that involved simulating a multi-alarm building fireA software developer created a new app that helps users track their monthly spending and savings goals
A community garden donated 200 pounds of fresh vegetables to a local homeless shelter
A fashion boutique started selling handmade clothing items created by local designersResearch finds that playing board games improves social skills in autistic children
Shoe brand makes sneakers from recycled ocean plastic and natural rubberCoast guard conducts search and rescue drills in preparation for hurricane season
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