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“Thank you for saving my life during my butterscotch candy choking episode at Bayridge Sushi today. Thank goodness for good pals like you! 
Thank goodness for life and the many more Bayridge sushi fest visits I will be able to make with you guys (minus the butterscotch candy).”
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Read about the Globe Santa program, an 18-year old fundraising effort of The Boston Globe newspaper and The Globe Foundation. Raising more than a $1 million a year to buy presents for tens of thousands of eastern Massachusetts children is an effort that should be applauded. Thanks, Globe Santa.
From the Rockford Register Star at www.rrstar.com
During Thanksgiving week on East State Street in Rockford, my car stopped in the midst of busy traffic. Almost immediately a man came and said, “I’ll push you around the corner.” I put my Oldsmobile into neutral, and this kind man pushed us out of the traffic onto Hunter Avenue. And then, he was gone.
Susan Rucker planned on walking out of Luciano’s Coffee Shop with her usual drinks, two extra Irish cream lattes, on Tuesday morning.
But instead she walked out with a free trip to Las Vegas and tickets to see Celine Dion, courtesy of the shop’s owner.
From The Journal Gazette at FortWayne.com
Thanks to all in Fort Wayne who helped my family and me in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The “Katrina Express” that Allen and my brother Mike transported here to Biloxi, Miss., was a godsend. When my mom and Allen telephoned me three days after Katrina destroyed our home and belongings and told me that relief – including a camper trailer – would be on its way to us, I cannot tell you how overwhelmed with relief, joy and gratitude we were.
