→ The CARNEM clinic is offering $300 to anyone willing to do a day of testing on a new product, a robotic exoskeleton to provide 'workers' with additional strength and durability in high-stress situations. Something like
this.
→ The ghost of the man who built the Repose movie theatre in the 1920s, a wealthy local who also built one of the mansions out by the lake, died in 1934. This week is the anniversary of his death. No matter what summer blockbuster the staff at the theatre try to show this week, the projectors keep showing movies from 1934 - and only 1934. The staff have even gotten into it by dressing in 1930s costume, and are offering free admission to anyone who does the same.
→ The Capital Natural History Museum has long been rumored to contain secret rooms, hidden by clever clockwork mechanisms that could be revealed by the touch of a button. The Museum has officially announced the discovery of one of the original mechanical switches, verifying the existence of this strange clockwork for the first time. They will be showcasing the transformation of the main hall, a dark and heavy room with red carpet and wood walls, into an all-glass conservatory. They'll only be displaying this miraculous piece of machinery for a week to prevent wear and tear on the mechanism. Treasure hunters and historians alike are now scouring the museum for more working examples of the building's original switches.