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Have you ever heard of Amelia Island? Northeast Florida’s barrier island describes itself as a natural gem, and a great excuse to visit is happening this weekend in the form of the annual Right Whale Festival. Held every year since 2009, it celebrates the moment on the cale
Read & listen →Thousands of Ukrainian residents stranded in a Russian-occupied city have been evacuated through a humanitarian escort corridor. In what has been the most significant measure of cooperation between the belligerents since the war began, Russian and Ukrainian officials coordinated
Read & listen →A dog lover and entrepreneur has created a weather service tailored specifically to dogs. It broadcasts tens of thousands of reports to users every month with the weather at the level of a dog’s head and paws. It also includes temperature readings for asphalt, grass, and co
Read & listen →5 years ago, 18-year-old Kenli Riney suffered a head-on collision on a Texas highway. Her car spun into a ditch and caught fire. Behind her, the Argote family was driving along and saw the whole thing. Mike Argote and 3 other men ran toward the flames and pulled Riney from the ca
Read & listen →This daily column features all the good news, anniversaries and birthdays from this day in history—November 2. The post Good News in History, November 2 appeared first on Good News Network.
Read & listen →Each autumn, during the last five nights in October, there is a blackout on Corvo island—but it’s not by accident. On the small island in the Portuguese Azores, more than 400 residents are protecting some of the world’s most vulnerable birds, while setting an example for the regi
Read & listen →The Atlanta-based nonprofit that launched an Eviction Relief Fund during the COVID pandemic has now assisted over 5,500 families so they could stay in their apartments. Marjy Stagmeier, a landlord of affordable housing in the Georgia capital city, is helping ease the burden on te
Read & listen →Hundreds of New Jersey students collected over a quarter million pounds of food during the second annual 100-Yard Food Drive Challenge last week. Thousands of bright yellow donation bags covered Howell High School’s football field from end zone to end zone—with the extraord
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