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This week’s 5 Stories
- Seahawks' Owner To Sell The Team And Donate The Money
- 2 Y.O. Waits All Week To Show Garbage Collectors His New Truck
- Brazil's New Law Lets Pets Be Buried With Their Owners
- Father Turns Son With Down Syndrome Into A Superhero In Heatwarming Comic Book
- Farmers Restore Kenya's Soil And Boost Harvests by 81% Witout Chemicals
Seahawks' Owner To Sell The Team And Donate The Money
Jody Allen, 67, is chair and trustee of the Seattle Seahawks and Portland Trail Blazers. She inherited both teams from her late brother, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, who passed away in 2018.
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2 Y.O. Waits All Week To Show Garbage Collectors His New Truck
2-year-old Quincy had just finished potty training and received a toy garbage truck as a reward. He was eager to show his new toy to the real garbage collectors.
Brazil's New Law Lets Pets Be Buried With Their Owners
Bob Coveiro was a loyal dog who stayed beside his owner’s grave for 10 years. After his owner died in 2011, Bob refused to leave her side. Eventually, cemetery staff cared for him, and Bob gained national attention for comforting funeral visitors.
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Father Turns Son With Down Syndrome Into A Superhero In Heatwarming Comic Book
When Chip Reece looked for superhero characters with Down syndrome for his son Ollie, born in June 2010, he found none. Ollie weighed just over six pounds at birth and underwent multiple surgeries during his first year to correct heart defects.
Farmers Restore Kenya's Soil And Boost Harvests by 81% Witout Chemicals
Kenyan smallholders are reporting healthier soils and higher harvests thanks to Farm Africa’s STRAK project. The project has supported 60,000 farmers since 2017.
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