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Volunteers organized a beach cleanup collecting 3 tons of plastic waste

时间:2025-11-28 06:51:22 来源:Spark Shop Co. 作者:姚政 阅读:750次

Volunteers organized a beach cleanup collecting 3 tons of plastic waste

A coffee shop hosted a book reading with a local author, drawing 70 attendeesA university opened a new science lab with state-of-the-art micro

Volunteers organized a beach cleanup collecting 3 tons of plastic waste

Scientists have discovered a new species of insect that aids in pollinating rare wildflowersThe government announced a new initiative to provide free job training for unemployed youthLocal schools will introduce coding classes for elementary students starting next semester

Volunteers organized a beach cleanup collecting 3 tons of plastic waste

A major tech firm released a new laptop with a longer battery life and lighter designResearchers found that drinking herbal tea may help reduce symptoms of seasonal allergies

Volunteers organized a beach cleanup collecting 3 tons of plastic waste

The city council approved funds to repair potholes on major roads across the downtown area

International organizations are sending medical teams to regions hit by a recent earthquakeFlorist delivers flowers to hospital patients for free

Fire department gives away smoke alarms to low income familiesBook publisher launches new series about adventure and exploration

Research finds that outdoor play reduces myopia in childrenCar dealership offers test drives of new electric vehicles

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