A study found that listening to music while working increases productivity by up to 17% in some people
A study found that listening to music while working increases productivity by up to 17% in some people
A large bookstore opened a new location with a children’s play area and book club meetingsResearchers found that learning a musical instrument improves math skills in elementary students
The city started a composting program to turn food waste into fertilizer for public gardensA famous singer announced a farewell tour after 30 years in the music industryDoctors developed a non-opioid painkiller that is effective for chronic back pain
The local zoo celebrated the birth of a baby giraffe as part of its endangered species programScientists built a solar panel that can generate electricity even on cloudy days
The city held a food festival with dishes from 40 different countries and live cultural performances
A new study showed that practicing yoga for 30 minutes a day reduces anxiety symptomsCar manufacturers announced a joint effort to develop a faster charging system for electric vehicles
A heatwave in the western states pushed temperatures to 112°F leading to school closuresThe Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to two scientists for their work on quantum computing
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