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Heroic Boy, 3, Honored for Using Sippy Cup to Put Out Small Fire in His Family's Home
Heroes, we know, come in all shapes and sizes. Rarely, however, do we find one in the form of a 3-year-old boy. But hero is just how folks are describing Aiden Lindsey. The Sun Sentinel in Florida reports that back in February, after a lamp ...A toddler -- and his -- puppy are heroes for putting out a small fire in their home.
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Hot Wheels Have Heart
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Sesame Street prepares for an emergency
(Click the photo to see the 5 Most Irritating Kids Shows on TV) The lovable Muppets of Sesame Street have never shied away from difficult topics. There was a series of episodes wherein Big Bird's nest was destroyed by a hurricane, a grease fire in ...
Firehack flaming footbag foiled
When I was a teenager, I would have done just about anything to get one of these -- a footbag for playing hackysack that you soak in paraffin oil and light on fire. I suck at hackysack, but that wouldn't have made a difference -- this thing is ...
Don't forget to say goodbye
Every morning, Kevin Roy would say goodbye to his one-year-old son Koby and give him a kiss. Yesterday, however, he forgot. Worried that that might just be the day that something happened, Roy pulled back into his driveway to make sure he said ...Rescued pup rescues family right back
With the exception of our fancy French dog, all of our pets were either adopted from a shelter or found wandering homeless. Abandoned and abused animals need love too and often repay their rescuers with unconditional and unwavering loyalty. Clearly, ...
Hot video game causes hot pants
Sony's portable video game system, the PSP is pretty cool. One model, however, was quite the opposite recently. Twelve-year-old Harold Clay was in band class at a Michigan middle school when his PSP caught fire in his pants pocket. According to ...Cat saves family from fire
A little black cat in Allendale, Michigan likely saved the lives of the Busscher family when a fire broke out in their garage. That garage is where the cat sleeps at night and the sudden appearance of flames and smoke sent it into fits of howling and ...Spider-boy saves baby from burning home
The other day, for whatever reason, Jared decided to don his Superman costume from this past Halloween and wear it around the house all afternoon and evening. I guess five-year-olds do that. Riquelme Maciel of Brazil did that too. He was wearing a ...
Boy confesses to starting wildfire
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Nine-year-old saves the day
Shyra Torres plans to be a hero when she grows up -- she's going to be a teacher. Already, however, the nine-year-old is a hero of another sort. She awoke early Saturday morning to the sound of a crackling fire in her New Jersey home, but not the ...
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