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Research shows that regular social gatherings reduce loneliness in empty nesters

时间：2025-12-02 09:26:53 来源：Spark Byte Labs 作者：Style Trends

Research shows that regular social gatherings reduce loneliness in empty nesters

A community garden hosted a "herb drying workshop" to teach residents how to preserve herbsA coffee shop started selling homemade pastries made by a local baker

Research shows that regular social gatherings reduce loneliness in empty nesters

A university’s debate team won a national championshipA taxi company offered "senior discounts" for riders over 65 years oldA fashion store donated unsold clothing to a nonprofit that helps homeless individuals find jobs

Research shows that regular social gatherings reduce loneliness in empty nesters

A library added a collection of books in braille for visually impaired patronsA farm started using compost to fertilize its fields instead of chemical fertilizers

Research shows that regular social gatherings reduce loneliness in empty nesters

A fire department responded to a kitchen fire that was put out before it spread to other rooms

A software company released a new game app that was downloaded 100,000 times in its first weekThe WHO launched a campaign to provide clean drinking water to 5 million people in rural areas

A golfer won a major tournament with a hole-in-one on the final holeA hospital announced it will build a new cancer treatment center with state-of-the-art equipment

Researchers found that walking in forests can increase the number of immune cells in the bodyThe public transit system started offering free rides for passengers who use reusable transit cards

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