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Local residents voted for a new tax to fund public school improvements including classrooms and tech

[九龙坡区] 时间：2025-11-25 09:48:08 来源：The Everlasting Ideas Network 作者：叶启田点击：71次

Local residents voted for a new tax to fund public school improvements including classrooms and tech

A social media influencer collaborated with a beauty brand to launch a product lineLocal schools updated their curriculum to include more practical skills

Local residents voted for a new tax to fund public school improvements including classrooms and tech

Scientists studied the impact of deforestation on wildlife habitatsA major bookstore organized a book signing event with a best - selling authorThe national volleyball team participated in an international competition

Local residents voted for a new tax to fund public school improvements including classrooms and tech

A new art gallery opened in the downtown area featuring contemporary artThe city council approved a plan to plant more trees in urban areas

Local residents voted for a new tax to fund public school improvements including classrooms and tech

A charity organization distributed blankets to homeless people during winter

The university offered online courses to students from other countriesStudy finds that peppermint essential oil improves focus and concentration

Coffee shop roasts coffee beans in small batches for freshnessElementary school takes students on field trip to local zoo for science class

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