Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement dating back over 5000 years
Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement dating back over 5000 years
The federal reserve stated it will maintain current interest rates to support economic recoveryA historic lighthouse on the coast underwent a six-month restoration to fix structural damage
Major department stores announced they will offer early holiday discounts starting next monthDoctors at a children’s hospital developed a new treatment for childhood asthma with fewer side effectsThe country’s GDP grew by 3.2% in the second quarter exceeding economists’ predictions
Environmental groups organized a clean-up event along a major river collecting 5 tons of wasteA best-selling author announced their next book will focus on climate change activism
Local schools added coding classes to their middle school curriculum starting this semester
A large utility company invested $2.7 billion in wind farm projects in the northern statesCoast guard conducts hurricane preparedness drills along coastal areas
Book club selects Pulitzer Prize winning novel for monthly discussionEngineers design energy efficient heating systems for office buildings
Golf tournament raises $15000 for youth sports programs in local schoolsStudy shows that owning a pet reduces feelings of loneliness in elderly adults
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