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By Sam Rosalie Nurse Randi Sabo sent me a very precious story from Canada! David Carter’s son Jeremiah is only 10-years-old, and has been missing doing things with his friends. And I imagine the only thing harder than being a kid who can socialize, is being a parent watching your kid who can’t socialize. So, dad turned to their dog for inspiration, a Goldendoodle named Nala! Father and son built a large crate together and titled it, “Stick Library!” Then they walked around their local park picking out the best sticks they could find, and chained the box near a local dog park.

Dogs1 month ago Dad And His 10-Year-Old Son Use Their Time In Quarantine To Build A ‘Stick Library’ For Local Dogs 18Kviews Pro member During these times, we need as much support and positivity as we can get, so communities all over the world are trying to lift each other’s spirits with small good deeds. You have probably seen little outdoor libraries for sharing and exchanging books with your neighbors. One Canadian family took this idea to another level, not forgetting about an important member of the community—a dog. Some families might have had difficulties finding new enter...

Any carbon pricing coming from the corporate world is likely to be a massive problem. In Massachusetts, the first carbon tax bill proposed was a massive transfer of wealth from house holds to business based on their rebate formulas. Written by a conservative economy consultant shop for a clueless neoliberal state senator, it took significant effort from labor and progressive tax organization for him to see the problem – but he’s still championing carbon tax, but it’s better now, better believe it. BlakeFelix I’m not saying that it’s going to be handled well, or that rebates are a go...

A Pandemic of Good News: The Top 50 Positive Stories of 2020 Dec 29, 2020 It’s truly been a year like no other, yet people around the world have done so much good in 2020. Scientists have not just been working on COVID vaccines, researchers have made major diabetes breakthroughs, discovered new cancer therapies, and launched critical green innovations to make the world a better place for us all.  And though this year has been difficult for our favorite restaurants and bars, and people losing jobs—millions of people have done whatever it takes to keep them afloat.  From all of us at GNN,...