A Daily Antidote to Everything Else
A bomb-sniffing dog is heading to blissful retirement at the home of the Air Force sergeant he bonded with before they were separated for years.
Source: Sergeant reunites with military dog retiring from active duty. Watch the emotional moment
Touching.
What started as a high school project and a less-than-perfect grade has turned into a fiery success story for 19-year-old Drew Davis. Crippling Hot Sauce.
Source: ‘He Said It Was Unrealistic’: Teen With Cerebral Palsy Turns School Project Into Hot Sauce Empire\
So cool … er … hot!
Architects in The Netherlands won a competition to transform the St. Francis of Assisi Church in Heerlen—into a public swimming pool.
Source: Extraordinary Reuse of Vacant Church: Transforming into a Public Swimming Pool in the Netherlands
I love this idea.
Eileen Reilly and a friend started the Women’s Lunch Place day shelter in Back Bay more than 40 years ago. After a long career, she came back to the shelter as a psychiatrist to provide mental health care to women who are unhoused.
Source: She founded a Boston day shelter for women, then became a doctor. Decades later, she’s back to help
Inspirational.
The rancher traced the boy’s steps and discovered that Buford, an Anatolian Pyrenees who normally patrols his land and wards off coyotes, had escorted the 2-year-old for at least a mile.
Source: Missing toddler who walked 7 miles alone through Arizona wilderness led to safety by rancher’s dog
Good dog!
It is the fourth calf born to the southern resident orcas since December. Two of the four have died already.
Source: Another baby orca spotted with Northwest’s endangered J Pod
We appreciate our Orcas around here.
A Philadelphia police officer sets his own fears aside and put his heroism front and center to save a young boy in danger.
Source: Philadelphia police officer sets aside fear of heights to rescue child from a roof
Yikes!
Researchers behind test using biomarkers say it could ‘revolutionise’ early diagnosis of disease
Source: Blood test could detect Parkinson’s disease before symptoms emerge
Encouraging.
A flexible, semi-autonomous robot could potentially locate disaster victims trapped under rubble and deliver medication within the human body.
Source: Not Science Fiction: This Tiny Robot Crawls Through Your Body To Deliver Medicine
This just seems so cool.
Today’s good news story comes from Mineral, Virginia. Every year since 2016, Louisa County High School English teacher Kate Fletcher has laced up her running shoes and hit the pavement—not just for fitness, but for her students’ futures.
Source: She Runs So Her Students Can Go to College – And She’s Raised Over $100,000 Doing It
Inspiring.