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Want to find a cleanup for Earth Day? Want to post your own? This website can help Michelle Ganley, Digital Content Team Managing Editor, Graham Media Group Published:  Tags:  Have plans yet for Earth Day? (Pexels stock image) This story is a part of our "Something Good" series, which is designed to remind you of all the goodness in the world: the moments that can make you smile, feel warm inside and applaud humanity. Looking to do something in honor of Earth Day? It can feel daunting, like, ...

The joyous melody of acceptance: Meet the HUBCAPS Published:  Tags:  THE HUBCAPS (The HUB Houston) HOUSTON – What started as part of an after-school gathering for a group of teenagers and young adults on the autism spectrum, turned into an inspiring musical project. The local band, The HUBCAPS, was formed 5 years ago under the direction Ken Stueart. The HUBCAPS at Jones Hall (The HUB Houston) Stueart has an ability to spot raw talent, and he certainly found it when he joined the faculty of ...

Share with us your favorite nature photos for Earth Day Sunsets, sunrises and beautiful scenery -- we want it all! Jack Roskopp, Digital Content Editor, Graham Media Group Published:  Updated:  Tags:  The Rocky Mountains of Colorado. (Jack Roskopp) This story is a part of our "Something Good" series, which is designed to remind you of all the goodness in the world: the moments that can make you smile, feel warm inside and applaud humanity. Earth -- isn’t it a great place to live? That’s ...

Dianne Swann Shares Debut Solo Album The War On Peace Of Mind Annabel Kean / Friday 16th April, 2021 6:44PM       Having recorded music with Everything That Flies, Julie Dolphin, When The Cats Away, and even Radiohead over the past four decades, Aotearoa songwriter  Dianne Swann (The Bads) steps out on her own with debut solo album  The War On Peace Of Mind.  This year shes released her first solo singles since 1989s ‘Something Good’, and cemented her reputation in New Zeala...

Need a lift? These 3 stories will perk you right up Come see us on YouTube! Michelle Ganley, Digital Content Team Managing Editor, Graham Media Group Published:  Tags:  Magnet fishing, anyone? (WJXT photo) If you’re finding yourself in a middle-of-the-day rut or in need of some inspiration, we’ve got you covered. We’ve been working really hard on our “Something Good” YouTube channel. We’d love to tell you about some videos we just added, and we’d really love it if you took a mo...

Thinking of going to a national park? These 6 days are free in 2021 Pack your bags! Published:  Tags:  The evening sun lights the Watchman Tower formation at the entrance to Zion National Park on May 14, 2020 in Springdale, Utah. (Getty Images) Want to get outside a little bit more this summer? Or are you looking to plan a trip? The country’s national parks are incredible places to consider. Many of these destinations typically charge entrance fees, but the National Park Service also hosts...

The Masked Singer Reveals the Identity of the Orca: Heres the Star Under the Mask Michael Schneider, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Everywhere Mark McGrath goes, people will stop and they’ll see… the Orca. More from Variety The Sugar Ray singer and former “Extra” host was the latest celebrity to be revealed on “The Masked Singer,” where he had performed as the Orca. McGrath sang “Every Rose Has Its Thorn,” by Poison, for his second and final performance. “I think it might b...

Shake Shack This location will also take part in Shake Shack’s new pilot program with Restore Foodware’s AirCarbon cutlery and straws, highlighting the company’s mission to reduce waste and work towards a more sustainable world and food industry at-large. Shake Shack announced it will open its doors to its first Santa Monica location on Sunday, April 18 at 11am.  The new shack will be located in the coveted, former Panera Bread space at 501 Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica, California...

Shake Shacks Rosati on thinking big, acting local Mark Rosati, culinary director of Shake Shack, discusses why the brand collaborates with other well-known chefs despite having its own cult following. Mark Rosati, culinary director, Shake Shack. Provided April 13, 2021 By Mark Rosati, culinary director, Shake Shack Shake Shack has had a long history of chef collaborations and supporting communities since our inception in 2004, which stems from our fine-dining roots. Over the years, weve partner...

Updated on April 9, 2021 at 9:39 am NBCUniversal, Inc. A Dallas-area high school is doing Something Good to honor its senior class of graduates. A total of 71 trees were planted this week at Dallas Heritage Park -- each one honoring a graduating senior at CityLab High School. Download our NBC DFW mobile app for Apple or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. This will be CityLab High Schools inaugural graduating class. The Texas Trees foundation alongside the Dallas Park and...