Heroes69 veterans came home to Fresno from the 36th Honor Flight
Two women and 67 men, with service years from 1947 to 2011, returned Wednesday night to a cheering crowd at Fresno Yosemite International Airport.
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HeroesTwo women and 67 men, with service years from 1947 to 2011, returned Wednesday night to a cheering crowd at Fresno Yosemite International Airport.
Verified · FOX26
CommunityThe Blue & You Foundation honored Providence Park, which offers permanent homes and on-site medical, mental health, and dental care, and is planning 400 tiny homes.
Verified · KATV
HeroesDeputy Matthew Arrington kept giving back blows until a piece of sandwich came free and a Siegel High student could breathe. He received a Letter of Commendation.
Verified · WSMV 4
CommunityThe 1.3-mile Goose Island Connector Trail opened with a ribbon cutting. Most of the $365,000 cost came from a state transportation grant.
Verified · WIZM
AnimalsKeepers watched the North American porcupette by camera and weighed it every day before mother and young moved into a public enclosure.
Verified · Omroep Gelderland
ScienceA first-year study in Samut Prakan found sediment building up behind the structures at 10 of 11 trial sites, while open shore nearby kept eroding.
Verified · Mongabay
CommunityThe second phase, paid for by a local sales tax, adds nine ballfields, including an adaptive field, plus two playgrounds and a concession building.
Verified · The Wichita Eagle
CommunityColumbus City Schools and the Columbus Metropolitan Library started the trips at Liberty Elementary. Nearly 4,500 students at 79 schools are included.
Verified · WSYX
AnimalsFifteen froglets, each about the size of a pencil tip, are the first of their species born in human care. A release in Ghana has not happened.
Verified · BBC News
CommunityThe Heart of New Ulm Community Fridge and Freezer sits near the children's room. No forms, no signup, and no library card are required.
Verified · MPR News
HeroesInland Northwest Honor Flight took veterans from the Spokane area to Washington at no cost. They spent a day at the memorials, rested, and flew back the next day.
Verified · KHQ
CommunityWin and Elaine Dermody cleaned a half-mile of Steamboat's Core Trail for eight years. The Veterans Center of Northwest Colorado is taking that section.
Verified · Steamboat Radio
CommunityResidents helped design the $2.23 million park, which includes inclusive play, a rain garden, and a place for vendors.
Verified · WWMT
HeroesRebuilding Together Northern Nevada and Lowe's gave Army and Air Force veteran Floyd Payton a working oven, a new porch, lighting, and smoke detectors.
Verified · KOLO 8
ScienceNature Conservancy staff and Southeastern Oklahoma State volunteers worked at Pontotoc Ridge Preserve while hundreds of millions of birds pass over the state.
Verified · KOSU / StateImpact Oklahoma