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Good News in History, April 5

This Day In History

World’s Smallest Pacemaker is Made for Newborns, Activated by Light, and Requires No Surgery

Kids

A Treetop Walkway Perched Above Zoo Animals in Minnesota is Winning Awards and Hearts (LOOK)

USA

Village Saves its Phone Booth with Campaign to Make More Calls – and Preserve a ‘Lifeline’

Inspiring

Sunshine Coast Recycles Wastewater to Irrigate Farms–Instead of Dumping into a River

World

“Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart.” – Fyodor Dostoevsky

Quote of the Day

Good News in History, April 4

This Day In History

Uncovered Plesiosaur Fossil Suggests Multiple Types of Long-Necked Reptiles Prowled Oceans 180 Million Years Ago

Animals

‘Angel Eye Cameras’ Let Parents of Premature Babies Check-in on Neonatal Ward Whenever Anxiety Strikes

Kids

Record Number of 736,000 Sandhill Cranes Flock to Nebraska in Spring Migration–with No Bird Flu

USA

3-year-old Finds Ancient Egyptian Scarab Seal at the Site of David and Goliath’s Battle

World

“Great artists suffer for the people.” – Marvin Gaye (Died 40 years ago this week)

Quote of the Day

Good News in History, April 3

This Day In History

Kazakhstan Efforts to Restore Last Wild Equine Species Receive Huge Boost of 150 Horses

World

Shelved Movie ‘Wile E. Coyote vs. Acme’ Will Finally Hit Screens with its Hilarious Plotline

Laughs

Mausoleum with Gladiator’s Epitaph Discovered in Imperial Roman Colony in Southern Italy

World

Stir Stick to Detect if Your Drink Is Spiked Developed by Chemists Hoping to See Them on Every Bar Top

Science

“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people just exist.” – Oscar Wilde

Quote of the Day

Good News in History, April 2

This Day In History

49-Year-old Becomes First Blind Woman to Swim English Channel: ‘Nothing is Impossible’

Inspiring
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