Here's our roundup of the most uplifting and feel-good stories from Patch towns across the country.
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We rounded up the most uplifting stories trending across the country.
Teaneck church to host volunteer effort
A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
Local merchants allowing visitors to scribble on their windows in upcoming community arts project
Occupy Bergen County protested last week in front of J.P. Morgan Chase Bank in Fort Lee at the corner of Schlosser Street and Lemoine Avenue.
NJ household’s income drops for fifth straight year as ranks of poor rise
More information about the fundraiser and blood drive for the 16-year-old Fort Lee boy recovering from a heart transplant is available on a newly created Facebook page. The event itself is Oct. 21 at the Fort Lee Rec. Center.
More than 200 cyclists arrived at the Glen Cove Mansion Thursday as they travel 330 miles from Massachusetts to New York City, ultimately finishing in Fort Lee, on a mission of healing.
The British are Coming to Fort Lee Again! But this time it is a welcome home of sorts.
The local church and the Fort Lee Film Commission are urging people to bring canned food or monetary donations for the Center for Food Action in Englewood to the summer’s remaining Movies & Music Under the Stars screenings.
Two events at the local Synagogue on Anderson Avenue in Fort Lee, including a barbecue, music and religious services, are planned for Sept. 7 and 8.
The Fort Lee Historical Society hopes to collect high-resolution images of Fort Lee’s past from Facebook users to create a Fall 2013 Fort Lee Museum exhibit.
Johnny Damato received a lifesaving heart transplant in June. His mother provided an update on his condition now, complications that have arisen along the way and a fundraiser being planned.