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Good News This Week: October 25, 2025 - Bridges, Whales, & Free Meals

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Injured and on the brink of death, 'Little Miss Walrus' became a symbol of hope for volunteers at this sea life center

“Little Miss Walrus” was the “Moo Deng” of Alaska in 2024. Now, as Uki, the walrus is better than ever.
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After catastrophic flood, this small town united to help a 99-year-old WWII veteran who lost everything

When a catastrophic flood destroyed the home of World War II veteran Leo Valente and his daughter, Cheryl, their community quickly came together to keep them off the streets.
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New study: Dungeons & Dragons provides real benefits to people with disabilities and the elderly

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This motel was transformed into colorful affordable housing. And it's named after a civil rights icon

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