A research study revealed that reading printed books improves comprehension better than e books for some people
A research study revealed that reading printed books improves comprehension better than e books for some people
Local police launched a new initiative to reduce drunk driving, setting up checkpoints across the city on weekends.A team of engineers built a prototype of a flying car, which successfully completed its first test flight.
A new survey found that 80% of employees value work-life balance more than a high salary.A major hotel chain announced it will implement a zero-waste policy in all its hotels, reducing landfill waste by 90%.A study found that spending time with pets can lower stress hormones and improve mood in adults.
A local animal shelter organized an adoption event, finding homes for over 50 dogs and cats.A tech startup released a new software tool that helps businesses manage their remote teams more efficiently.
The national basketball team lost their semi-final match in the international tournament, ending their bid for the championship.
A severe drought in the western region has led to water restrictions, with residents asked to limit water usage.Newspaper profiles local musician who signed with major record label
Biologists develop new method to protect bees from pesticidesGymnastics team wins first place at regional competition
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