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When Sarah Haycox stumbled across a plaque with a tribute to a man she didn't know, she did something quite extraordinary
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Every year in the U.S. more than 2,000 teenagers commit suicide, but Victor isn't part of that statistic thanks to officers who didn't see him as just another call, but instead as part of their calling
"They're pure magic": Unlikely friendship remains as strong as ever
Before Dan met Norah in 2016, he was severely depressed. His wife had just died and he was grocery shopping for himself when Norah spotted him
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4-year-old superhero getting lots of love for crusade to help homeless
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Why a 4-year-old is on a caped crusade to feed the homeless
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Why a 10-year-old boy idolizes umpires instead of players
Vincent Stio is such a fan of umpires, he becomes one at every game. He stands in the front row at the Carolina Mudcats' stadium near Raleigh, copying their calls and mimicking their moves
School janitor proves first impressions don't tell the whole story
Maury Forrester had a whole different career before he started working at a school near Knoxville
Diving into the unknown, student athlete proves the merits of hard work
Gerald Hodges was already a great athlete on land, but he didn't know how to swim. So he decided to join the swim team
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