A farmers market started accepting food stamps to make fresh produce more accessible
A farmers market started accepting food stamps to make fresh produce more accessible
Coast guard rescues stranded hikers from remote coastal trailNewspaper features profile of local business owner who started company from home
Biologists discover new method to protect bees from harmful pesticidesGymnastics team wins first place at regional competitionStudy finds that using essential oils can reduce stress and anxiety
Coffee shop sources beans directly from small scale farmers in South AmericaSchool organizes field trip to science museum for middle school students
Fashion show features designs by students from local design school
Research indicates that walking barefoot on grass improves moodCoast guard rescues boaters in stormy waters
Newspaper profiles local musician with national followingBiologists develop bee-safe pesticide
Gymnastics team wins first place at national competitionStudy finds that peppermint oil boosts focus
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- ·Researchers developed a new battery that is smaller lighter and more powerful than current ones
- ·A grocery store started selling pre-cut fruit cups for on-the-go snacks
- ·A farm started using compost to fertilize its fields instead of chemical fertilizers
- ·A survey found that 60% of adults do not get enough sleep (less than 7 hours per night)
- ·The national weather service issued a warning for a possible hurricane in the coming week
- ·A large retail company said it will phase out single-use plastics in all its stores by the end of 2025
- ·Doctors successfully performed the first ever organ transplant using 3D-printed tissues
- ·A famous actor starred in a new movie that premiered at a international film festival
- ·Pharmacy offers walk in flu shot clinics for busy professionals during lunch hours
- ·A new smartphone model with advanced camera features was released
- ·The country’s exports increased by 15 percent in the last year
- ·A bakery introduced a low-sugar line of cookies and pastries for customers with dietary restrictions
- ·A national park started a program to teach visitors about wildlife conservation
- ·Doctors recommended limiting the intake of sugary drinks for better health
- ·A national park closed some backcountry trails during bear mating season for safety
- ·Study finds that listening to classical music while studying increases test scores
- ·The country’s export of technology products increased by 18 percent this quarter
- ·Local schools will extend their after school programs to support working parents
- ·A small business owner started a podcast about entrepreneurship, gaining 8,000 monthly listeners
- ·Veterinarian clinic offers free wellness checks for adopted pets this weekend