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A Helping Hand: 3 Amazing Rescues | When Good Things Happen (opens the original)
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Today's good news concerns three stories about rescues. From Washington State comes the story of a senior citizen being saved by his senior canine. The unnamed 84-year-old owner of this beautiful pooch named Gita fell, hurt his leg, and couldn't move. Gita then ran down to the main road where she stood on the paving lines waiting for someone to stop. That someone was Deputy Wright. Wright got out on the road and tried to get Gita into his patrol car, but the dog wouldn't budge. Visiting nearby r
An Unexpected College Welcome | When Good Things Happen (opens the original)
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Today's good news comes from Cara Daniello, Director of Communications and Public Relations at Centenary University. Centenary University awarded this year's Grace Y. Bissette and Louise Moniz Hill scholarship to Charlotte Sampson of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The prestigious four-year scholarship covers the full course of attendance at Centenary, including tuition and fees, room and board, books, transportation, travel, and miscellaneous expenses to a student focused on a career that strengthens
The Cat's Meow and the Million-Euro Throwaway | When Good Things Happen (opens the original)
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Today we have two stories—one about a cat with an important job and the other about a woman who lost her winning lottery ticket. In the port town of Choshi near Tokyo, employees of a struggling railway company found either a stray or an abandoned cat last October skulking around the station, thin and sick and eyes frozen shut. The tabby was nursed back to health by the platform staff before signing up as an apprentice in January. Then in July, Neko-no-san achieved the rank of station master and
How a First Lady Paved Her Own Path | When Good Things Happen (opens the original)
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Today's good news is a story from Curious and Unusual Facts submitted by Sandra GR from Hot Springs, Arkansas. At 33, Eleanor Roosevelt opened her husband's luggage and found something that would change her marriage and eventually her entire life. Inside was a bundle of love letters from Lucy Mercer, Eleanor's own social secretary, a woman she had trusted and welcomed into her home. The discovery devastated her. Eleanor offered Franklin a divorce, but Franklin's family strongly opposed the idea,
A One-in-a-Million Kind of Student | When Good Things Happen (opens the original)
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He was in the first grade, the class I taught at St. Mary's School in Morris, Minnesota. All 34 of my students were dear to me, but Mark Ecklund was one in a million. He also talked incessantly. What impressed me so much, though, was his sincere response every time I corrected him for misbehaving. "Thank you for correcting me, Sister." One morning, I made a novice teacher's mistake. When Mark talked too much, I often said to him, "If you say one more word, I'm gonna tape your mouth shut." It was
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