As millions take part in Thanksgiving dinner, there are those less fortunate that are not. But thanks to 200 volunteers, the Rescue Mission in Syracuse was able to make this day a little brighter for over one thousand people. [An American Thanksgiving] »
Four men rescued from the Cairngorms after being stranded overnight in blizzards have been criticised for their lack of navigational skills. »
Many of us have annual Thanksgiving traditions that include gathering in the place we call home and spending time with family and friends, but following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina many are forced to make new traditions this year in a new place. [The Book of New Family Traditions: How to Create Great Rituals for Holidays & Everydays] »
An eight-year-old autistic boy was “absolutely delighted” to wake up today to discover that a specially adapted tricycle, stolen by thieves, had been returned to his north Belfast home during the night. [Ten Things Every Child With Autism Wishes You Knew] »
One teacher who heads and has championed a dual immersion program for junior high students — where students take some classes in English and some in Spanish — got a huge and surprising reward this week. »
TREATMENT with deguelin, a chemical found in various plants, may help prevent lung cancer caused by cigarette smoking, the results of an animal study suggest. »
Seventeen-year-old Stephanie Rodgers of Lakeland is pleased with her spiritual companion. »
A Jenison girl is showing the true spirit of the holiday season. »
In addition to putting a roll around your belly, or adding a dress size … or two, researchers are learning that what you eat may influence your health in ways you never imagined. »
For some, spending more than three years working to solve a more than 40-year-old math problem sounds like a nightmare. »
Alie Kargbo has been waiting fifteen years for this day. »
A retired gun dog proved that his retrieving instinct, if not his judgment, was still sound when he proudly presented his owner with an unexpected find – a live hand grenade. »
Ross, as the pupils call him, embodies a new breed of reading teacher in public schools. He’s great with kids, patient, and likes to have his ears rubbed. »
It was 25 years ago this month that we almost lost our Melissa. A day, a trial, a miracle. Ever since, forever giving thanks. »
Two off-duty firefighters and some neighbors helped rescue people from a burning house in Flushing, Queens, Tuesday. »