HeroesTwo LAPD officers freed a man trapped under a car in downtown Los Angeles
Officers Joseph Murphy and Yevgeny Shipley, with people who stopped to help, lifted a car off a man who had been dragged underneath it.
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HeroesOfficers Joseph Murphy and Yevgeny Shipley, with people who stopped to help, lifted a car off a man who had been dragged underneath it.
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AnimalsBrevard Zoo released a juvenile green turtle treated for pneumonia and a three-flippered loggerhead rescued from cast-net line.
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CommunityBill Kinser followed his father into ballooning. Now his son flies with him, and the whole family helped light up Milkyway at Balloon Fiesta.
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HeroesRika Matsuda kept an origami crane a man folded for her in Japan when she was 7. Ten years later, an English assignment led her to unfold it.
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AnimalsThe last voyage of a five-year cleanup pulled derelict nets and plastic from the monument and freed five entangled green sea turtles.
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HeroesUltra O'Connell's last chemo is this weekend after two years of treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia. She is set to ring the bell the following Friday.
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HeroesCarter Hicks told adults that a camper trailer was smoking, and the Blooming Grove Volunteer Fire Department later gave him a patch and a certificate.
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CommunityThe Albion Municipal Library grows tomatoes and peppers for its food pantry, with grants paying for the greenhouse, raised beds, and trees.
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HeroesJordan Hope handed his own slides to an older man whose shoes were falling apart, bought him candy, and has checked on him every day since.
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CommunityDave Irvin gave two AEDs and the cabinets to hang them in. They are mounted at Cousins Cafe and Coffee and at Lancaster Senior Housing.
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AnimalsAn Eastern red bat found struggling in the waves is now feisty at the Center for Wildlife in Cape Neddick and is eating mealworms.
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CommunityA volunteer’s post drew first-time gifts to the Jefferson County Food Bank, including donations from people who had never given there before.
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AnimalsOne Veteran, One Dog, Two Lives Saved paired combat veteran Ashley Dunn Gonzalez with a rescued Labrador who now steadies her days.
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ScienceA charitable trust and local fly fishers restored trout habitat beside Strawberry Park Elementary, and older students are already using the creek.
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Health & TechIn a 712-patient trial, adding atezolizumab to chemotherapy after surgery halved the risk of the cancer returning or of death. Median disease-free survival was not reached, and overall survival was not the result reported.
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CommunityNew York finished a $70,000 wildlife viewing platform in Wayne County, reached by a 750-foot stone-dust path and a ramp, in time for fall migration.
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CommunityEli Newton and his troop built a box at the Anderson Public Library where anyone can leave food or take it, and neighbors have refilled it several times.
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AnimalsAs water entered a restored channel at the Bison Range Reach, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes crews moved stranded fish, including a cutthroat trout.
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CommunityMaple Street School students made bouquets from Fleur Farm and gave them, with personal notes, to employees and shoppers at Shaw's.
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CommunityThe Kansas City nonprofit has kept 6 million pounds of food out of the waste stream in 10 years and is on pace to save 3 million pounds this year.
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CommunityA state grant and local partners put 124 free access points across Manhattan and Riley County, including at the emergency shelter.
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CommunityShoppers filled Trinity Episcopal Church’s used-book sale, and the proceeds go to groups including the Salvation Army and CASA.
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AnimalsSharon and Scott Jacobs stopped for a bird on a fence. A driver named Brandon had gloves and cutters, the landowner agreed by phone, and a vet removed two barbs.
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ScienceStudents at Mount St. Joseph Academy care for nine chestnut trees, and seeds from the grove have been planted at six other Vermont schools.
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