Andy Corbley

5 days ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

The destiny of a large collection of property and art belonging to the family of the last German emperor has finally been decided after 100 years of uncertainty that persisted throughout some of the largest events in 20th-century Europe. The story centers around the Hohenzollerns, the royal family of Prussia that included Kaiser Wilhelm II who ruled the newly-united Germany during the First World War.

5 days ago | tspantx.com | Andy Corbley

4-year-old Kyndal Bradley knows how to use a phone to call her mother, but how to call 911, or even when to do so, has not been talked about. So imagine the surprise of her mother and the teaching staff at a Tennessee daycare when, during a medical emergency, it was Kyndal who took action. […]The post Four-year-old Credited with Saving Her Teacher’s Life at Tennessee Daycare appeared first on Good News Network. Average rating 0 / 5. Vote count: 0 No votes so far! Be the first to rate this post.

5 days ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

4-year-old Kyndal Bradley knows how to use a phone to call her mother, but how to call 911, or even when to do so, has not been talked about. So imagine the surprise of her mother and the teaching staff at a Tennessee daycare when, during a medical emergency, it was Kyndal who took action. Witnesses say that the teacher at the daycare in Clarksville collapsed and suffered a seizure.

1 week ago | tspantx.com | Andy Corbley

There’s an old saying in science that substantial claims require substantial evidence, and a team of maritime archaeologists believe they have enough to state definitely: the wreck of one of the most famous ships ever sailed, HMS Endeavor, has been found. Piloted by Captain James Cook throughout his first voyage to Australasia and the South Pacific, […]The post Captain Cook’s Ship ‘Endeavour’ Finally Located After 250 Years off Rhode Island appeared first on Good News Network.

1 week ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

There's an old saying in science that substantial claims require substantial evidence, and a team of maritime archaeologists believe they have enough to state definitely: the wreck of one of the most famous ships ever sailed, HMS Endeavor, has been found. Piloted by Captain James Cook throughout his first voyage to Australasia and the South Pacific, the wreck has been confirmed to be RI 2349, a previously-unexamined vessel off the coast of Rhode Island.