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After Taylor Swift Visits Children's Hospital, Her Fans Donate Tens of Thousands to Patients

4 days ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

GNN loves seeing celebrities channel their influence for good, and there are few better at it than America's undisputed sweetheart of sweethearts. Taylor Swift, having recently concluded the record-breaking Eras tour, visited Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Florida. Passing between rooms in a lithe sage-green dress, she touched the hearts of the children undergoing treatment for life-threatening illnesses including cancer and cardiomyopathy.
Historic Tokyo Bridge Liberated from Concrete Overpass Will Shine Again Thanks to Grassroots Campaign

4 days ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

Imagine the outrage if construction of a highway interchange was approved directly overhead of the Brooklyn Bridge-that's what one Tokyo neighborhood has had to deal with for more than 60 years. The most historic bridge in the city has long been bathed in the shadow and tumult of a concrete overpass, but things are looking up for the Nihonbashi Bridge-literally. A coalition of the metropolitan governments is preparing to remove the overpass as part of an urban rejuvenation project.
100-year Dispute Finally Settles Looting of Last German Emperor-by Building New Museum Collection

4 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.
Four-year-old Credited with Saving Her Teacher's Life at Tennessee Daycare

4 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.
Captain Cook's Ship 'Endeavour' Finally Located After 250 Years off Rhode Island

6 days 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.
Boyfriend Urges Hospital Visit Saving Her from Oncoming Stroke-and Took Her to Prom Days Later

1 week ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

In northeast Texas, a teen survived an "incredibly rare" stroke to be walked to prom two weeks later by the man who insisted she go to the hospital. Name an 18-year-old softball player who could have interpreted fatigue, a numb leg, and dizziness as an impending stroke. Katie Rangel was with her boyfriend at the time, and while his worries didn't extend that far, he firmly suggested that she go to the hospital. "He was just saying, 'Should I call 911?'" Rangel told CBS News.
Thousands of Previously Unseen Colors Captured in the Sculptor Galaxy by ESO's Very Large Telescope

1 week ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

This image of the Sculptor Galaxy was stitched together with 100 exposures over 50 hours of observations to make a never-before-seen visual, 65,000 light years from side to side. Using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (ESO's VLT), astronomers observed this nearby galaxy in thousands of colors simultaneously. By capturing vast amounts of data at every single location, they created a galaxy-wide snapshot of the lives of stars within Sculptor.
Archaeologists Stumble Onto Sprawling Ancient Roman Villa During Construction of a Road in France

1 week ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

If you had to picture the villa of an important Roman official, it would probably be reasonable to expect to see mosaics and frescoes, private baths; perhaps underfloor heating. Sainte-Nitasse, a Gallo-Roman site in central France has all of these and more, indicating a previously unknown level of grandeur for the area. Sprawling across 43,000 square feet of real estate along the River Yonne near the city of Auxerre, the villa's remains were discovered during roadwork as is so often the case.
UK Zoo Helps Hatch Three of World's Rarest Birds-Blue-Eyed Doves-with Only 11 Left in Wild

1 week ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

A UK zoo is celebrating after helping to hatch three of the world's rarest birds in what could be a breakthrough moment in saving the critically-endangered species from extinction. The trio of blue-eyed ground dove chicks were successfully hand-reared in Brazil, boosting the survival odds of one of the most endangered birds on the planet, only 11 of which are thought to remain in the wild.
Brooklyn Bonsai Museum Celebrates 100th Birthday Bash with Largest-Ever Exhibition on These Mini Trees

1 week ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

Reprinted with permission from World at Large. One of America's largest bonsai tree collections recently celebrated its centennial with the largest exhibition on these miniature trees ever held. The collection includes some wonders of the artform: a Rocky Mountain juniper bonsai 500 years of age, a Sargent juniper from Japan thought to be over 800 years old, and a trio of bonsai which launched the collection 100 years ago-grown still in their original vases.