Here are this week’s uplifting headlines.
1-5 Uplifting Headlines of the Week
1. Navajo Nations first solar project now producing enough electricity for 13,000 Navajo Homes. – Source
2. Shadow of War developer who died of cancer immortalized as an in-game orc slayer. Money from selling that DLC will be sent to his family. – Source
3. Trapped Mexican bakers make ‘pan dulce’ bread for hundreds of Harvey victims. – Source
4. Hundreds of love letters between two gay World War II soldiers were found and are being made into a book. In one, one of them wrote, “Wouldn’t it be wonderful if all our letters could be published in the future in a more enlightened time. Then all the world could see how in love we are.” – Source
5. Skilled excavator operator saves deer stuck in the mud. – Source
6-10 Uplifting Headlines of the Week
6. Sandra Bullock donates $1 million to Harvey Red Cross relief. – Source
7. 11-year-old friends who just finished lifeguard course rescue 2 swimmers at a local beach. – Source
8. More than 170K people sign a petition to honor Houston’s ‘Mattress Mack’ who offered Harvey survivors a safe place to stay. – Source
9. A 93-year-old widow of Holocaust survivor has donated $22 million to a German zoo saying she wanted to give back to the city where she and her husband met during WWII. – Source
10. Oskar Blues halts beer production in Longmont to can water to send to Houston. – Source
11-15 Uplifting Headlines of the Week
11. Number of Americans on food stamps dropping rapidly as more people getting jobs, Two million people left the program in the past year alone. – Source
12. After Harvey, hundreds find refuge in Houston-area mosques. – Source
13. Eight-year-old Manchester victim ‘getting better and better’. – Source
14. Nipple equality: Women could go topless in Berkeley under the new proposal. – Source
15. Doctor canoes through flood waters to perform surgery. – Source
11. Number of Americans on food stamps dropping rapidly as more people getting jobs, Two million people left the program in the past year alone.
this is actually because many Republican states are starting toughened work requirement limitations. Its not because everyone is finding jobs.
Disabled, elderly, and homeless people are being pushed off the program to create a false image of economic recovery.