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Today is National Tell a Story Day

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Tell a Story Day celebrates story-telling of all kinds. It doesn’t matter if its fiction or non-fiction, a tall tale, or folklore. Today is a day to tell ’em all. Stories can be from a book, other written material, or from memory.

Tell us your best positive story and we will post it tomorrow!

Every day we look for the best in Positive News so that you might have a great start on your day. Thank you for taking the time to read, share and support our mission.

€œWhen you wake up in the morning you have two choices: go back to sleep, or wake up and chase those dreams.€

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• Escaped Pony Escorted Home by Police Cruiser
• Autistic boy overcomes obstacles to build largest Lego replica of the Titanic

  

• A 94-year-old Staunton man’s heroism during World War II earned him the French Legion of Honor award Tuesday night from French President Emmanuel Macron.
• More than skin deep: brotherly bond saved French burns victim
• TCU’s Gary Patterson earns Stallings Award for humanitarian efforts
• Kinder Foundation donates $70M to speed up Memorial Park plan
• Raleigh boy writes to end bullying, save lives — Says he wants to help both the bullied and bullies
• Paralyzed man finishes London Marathon aided by Israeli robotic suit

  

• Florida man’s Princess Di collection celebrates her legacy, fills house
• Instead of Motherhood Claiming Crucial Physicians, Tech Connects Stay-at-Home Doctors to the Poor
• Student Donates Allowance to School’s New Playground
• World War II pilot Ron Walesby still going strong and inspiring future generations at 100 — His advice: ‘Eat well, Pray, love.’
• This 17-Year-Old Mexican-American Student Was Accepted to 18 Prestigious Universities
• Foo Fighters See €˜Kiss Guy’ With a Sign in Audience, and Pull Him On Stage€”And He Nails it
• Good Samaritans lift up car to save people trapped in crash

  

• Tennessee Waffle House Will Donate Sales to Victims’ Families
• Japan’s largest Toyota dealership donates $10,000 to flood relief, recovery
• ‘MOM!’ Military mom surprises her sixth-grade son in sweet reunion at school
• Bridgestone donates almost 6k acres for land conservation
• Rancher sells $100M property to help foster kids
• A woman wears golden prosthetic arm on a wedding day, shines with self-love
• 10-Year-Old Girl Saves Local Library
• Japan is opening a Hello Kitty bullet train between Osaka and Fukuoka
• Firefighter dangled head-first in a storm drain to rescue ducklings
• Man Just Proposed to the Girlfriend He Protected During Las Vegas Shooting
• One less Confederate flag on display
• Video reunites homeless man with family after 40 years
• School Security Guard Saves Choking Student
• Man creates scholarship in honor of teacher who helped him
• These Cool New Shoes Are Made From Recycled Chewing Gum

  

• Florida teacher who talked down school shooter says she had ‘angel on my shoulder’
• A neglected dog born with deformed face finds a happy home
• Sorority grants World War II vet’s final wish to dance with a beautiful woman
• Former math teacher turns NYC subway into a classroom to help struggling Dad
• Three Arizona motorcyclists stop in their tracks to help elderly woman cross street
• Double amputee crawls up Colorado’s 2,700-step Manitou Incline
• After 25 years on patrol, retiring officer tells son to treat others with respect
• Lawn care and painting social enterprise helping to end homelessness through employment

• Four Ways You Can Help Your Child Deal With Stress

  

• Groom Paralyzed Playing Football Walks Down The Aisle: ‘The Accident Brought Me To Her’
• A man tried to jump off a Detroit overpass. Then 13 truckers saved him.
• ‘That Dog Saved the Family’: Hero Puppy Warned of Va. House Fire
• She wrote a children’s book defending her husband’s dignity €” the €˜handsome hero’ who lost 2 limbs in Afghanistan
• The ordinary Torontonians who tried to save lives and ease the hurt
• Indiana – 70 Volunteers Rebuild Home for Homeless Vet
• ‘Inclusion is a beautiful thing’: Teen with Down syndrome is voted prom queen at Elkhorn South High

  

• The man who shielded his girlfriend from the Vegas shooter proposed, and she said yes. The wedding is this summer
• Ontario men save skunk with head trapped inside a pop can
• Car thief flagged down police to surrender the child left in the car he stole.
• Hooray for the decline of fossil fuels!
• London Marathon: First paralyzed man to walk London route
• Quilters sew donated dolls for Yolo County agencies
• Stroke victim paralyzed from neck down writes book using only her eyes
• Oklahoma fire department receives donated tanker truck to battle wildfires
• Girl with 3D-printed hand throws first pitch at Giants game

  

• The First-Ever Troop of Homeless Girl Scouts Just Crushed Their Cookie Sales Goal
• New England Aquarium Releases 14 Rescued Sea Turtles Back Into The Ocean
• Minority student at Stuyvesant aims to fight for racial equality
• Volunteers help clear snowy field in support of soccer team
• Officer gives firefighter apology cake: €˜Sorry I tased you’
• Robot helps Everton fan live mascot ‘dream’
• ‘We were morally obligated’: Rock Hill building will soon serve a higher purpose
• Las Vegas shooting survivors from California announce engagement
• “It was just instinct” – Woman knocked charity box thief off his bike before rugby tackling him to floor
• ‘The Admiration You Have For A Woman Will Forever Be Boundless’: The Rock Welcomes Baby Girl

  

• Man visiting daughter saves neighbor dogs from fire
• White Sox to become first MLB team to stop serving plastic straws
• Palace carriage horse to be given €˜sacred’ status as its final reward
• Toronto police officer hailed as hero for arresting suspect without firing shot
• Seven-year-old boy recovering well after five-organ transplant
• Dose entire population with anti-malaria drugs to eradicate disease €“ study
• Mother takes to social media to warn others of dry drowning
• A double lung transplant allowed this Kansan to have her €˜fairytale wedding’

• Kickstarter Kickoff – Building a Better Positive News For You!

• 2 men use signs to spread happiness

  Anyone who does this in their home community, please send me a picture!!!

  

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• When you buy a shirt you help others…

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• Congratulate, Celebrate and Cheer Someone’s Special Day!

  

• Community And You €“ Why It Is Important

  

• To Ministers, Churches & Church Leaders
• Let’s Talk PINK-Our Program To Help Those With Breast Cancer
• Looking For Volunteers & Help At Positive News For You
• Bear Project Challenges
• Where does our heart connect?
• Have you seen these shirts???

  

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• Bears to the Rescue

Think Pink!

You want to visit our special program originated from Positive News For You, to help Breast Cancer Survivors. To find out more visit our merchandise page.

Do you know someone who could use a card or two?

I am looking to find a child or a teen who is stuck in a hospital bed who would be excited to get a card or two to brighten their day!

Do you know someone like that? A birthday? A holiday? Let me know and let’s get an article out there to bless them!

Send A Bear

We are starting a new program for folks who would like to send a bear with a handwritten card to that special someone sitting in a hospital or ill at home. Connect with us.

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Have a story. Send it on in. Send us your links to great stories you have seen.

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