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United Nations Goal Achieved in 2012: 2 Billion More human beings get safe water to drink |
GOOD HAPPENS--Although not based in San Diego, the
Good News Network keeps pushing good news only format. I’m definitely adding this to my “bookmarks”
for 2013.
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Here is the Good News Network's year in review: the
top ten stories of hope and achievement.
Link: http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/about-us.html
--India Hails its First Polio-Free Year
--In Age of Bullying, Special Needs Student Elected
Prom King
--Aung San Suu Kyi “Wins Landslide Landmark
Election” as Burma Rejoices
--Stray Pit Bull Saves a Woman and Child from
Attacker
--Strangers Raise $600,000 to Give Bullied Bus
Driver a Vacation
--London Olympics: Most Decorated Athlete Ever and
the Uplift of a Nation
--Three Major Cancer Breakthroughs, One is
Discovered by a 15-Year-Old
--Entire Town Turns the Table on Bullying School
Pranks
--Mars Rover Beats the Odds, Lands on Red Planet
--Two Billion More Get Safe Water to Drink, UN Goal
Achieved
Bottom Line:
“…If news is not really news unless it is bad news, it may
be difficult to claim we are an informed nation.”
--Norman
Cousins, editor of Saturday Review
AHEAD:
Tomorrow on this blog’s Media Monday we offer a recap of local media’s
self-proclaimed top stories of 2012.
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