From a restored car to an anonymous benefactor: the good news from late October

The final days of October show that people stand by each other in many different ways. Sometimes it's a grand gesture, like a restored car. Sometimes it's a small act of kindness that happens to be noticed. And sometimes it's a tradition that grows year after year. Together, these stories paint a beautiful picture of what people can mean to each other. In Minneapolis, Navy veteran Robert Hanson received a restored Hyundai Elantra after two years without a car, built by students from Dunwoody College of Engineering [1]. Also in Incheon, South Korea, an unknown guest surprised a group of...