A new study showed that 68% of parents prefer in-person parent-teacher conferences over virtual ones
A new study showed that 68% of parents prefer in-person parent-teacher conferences over virtual ones
A music festival organizer announced that all proceeds from next year’s event will go to wildlife conservationThe city council voted to increase funding for public parks to add more green spaces and playgrounds
A major car manufacturer revealed plans to build a new factory dedicated to electric vehicle productionLocal police launched a campaign to educate drivers about the dangers of texting while drivingScientists captured rare footage of a endangered whale species in the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean
A charity organization started a program to provide free tutoring to students from underserved schoolsThe national ballet company announced its upcoming season will feature a new production of a classic tale
A new study indicated that remote work options have led to higher job satisfaction among employees
Engineers tested a new type of solar panel that can generate electricity even on cloudy daysA gym offered online fitness classes for people who can’t attend in person
A government program helped small businesses expand their operationsA tech company donated money to a local charity that supports education
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