February 2, 2013 An exhausted young family and kindhearted managers at the Target at Sangertown Square Mall in New Hartford make for a wonderful feel-good story that will prove that good people still do good things in Central New York.
The 2012 Summer Games are over. But the Olympic spirit lives on thanks to Polish windsurfer Zofia Noceti-Klepacka, who will fulfill the promise she made to the family of a five-year-old who suffers from cystic fibrosis by selling her bronze medal.
A melt-your-heart baby lamb has gained a new momma in South Australia’s Barossa Valley. The rare spotted lamb’s real mother rejected her baby, leaving co-owner John Bolton’s Dalmatian to raise, and the bond has viewers all over the world squealing in delight after watching the video.
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As he lay in his hospital bed, John Weakley knew he needed a miracle to survive. He had been in the Coronary Care Unit at Faxton Saint Luke’s Hospital in Utica for nearly a month, and as he grew weaker hope was running thin.
Utica, NY (WIBX) – Cycling from one majestic city to another up the East Coast, two college students are making their way through Utica to Niagara Falls today.
July 25, 2012 Andrea Russett, a YouTube star and radio host at Hot 107.9 in Fort Wayne, Indiana, has put up for auction a laptop that has been autographed by music stars like The Wanted and members of One Direction, to benefit the victims of the 'Dark Knight Rises' shooting.
June 10, 2012 The crowd at the graduation ceremonies at St. Joseph High School in Michigan was treated to a graduation speech from senior Samuel 'Blowfish' Blyveis. He delivers a speech called 'That's How You Get Through High School, Kid" in a rousing rap style.
Let’s be frank: the Internet can be a grim, depressing place, full of people having sex with gross things and horrible comments. But every once in a while, it does something good. Case in point: Caine’s Arcade.
Music can have a profound effect on all of us. It triggers memories, elevates our mood, makes us angry and helps us learn. It can also bring us out from the dark shell of a weakened and aging mind. That’s certainly the effect music has had for this man who suffers from dementia brought on by age.
13-year-old Jeremy Wuitschick got to drive, something most kids his age only dream about doing. However, the circumstances in which the seventh-grader took the wheel were far from ideal.
