Anna & Raven: The Crate Challenge…

Anna & Raven: The Crate Challenge…

The crate challenge is sweeping the internet, and Producer Sean wanted to give it a try! But what would an internet challenge be if we didn’t add another stipulation to it…

Childhood Memories With Dr. Jeanne Shinskey

Childhood Memories With Dr. Jeanne Shinskey

Can you recall anything from your childhood before the age of seven? Child Development Psychologist Dr. Jeanne Shinskey from the Royal Holloway University of London explains why you may have a hard time diving into your childhood memories.

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TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: 14-year-old boy gets one step closer to his basketball dreams thanks to his neighbors

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: 14-year-old boy gets one step closer to his basketball dreams thanks to his neighbors

Sometimes all it takes to fulfill your dream is a little help from your neighbors.

This 14-year-old in Canada named Anthony absolutely loves basketball and he spends all the time he can in his driveway practicing his dribbling skills. Recently one of his neighbors came over to the house and knocked on the door. Anthony was afraid they were going to be mad and complain that his dribbling was too loud. Turns out they wanted to support and help him out!

The reason Anthony would only practice his dribbling and not shooting is because he didn’t have an actual basketball hoop! Once people in his town caught wind of this they all pitched in money and bought him one. They even got a local business to donate too. Anthony can now practice his jump shot and hopes to play in the NBA one day.

The coolest part… his favorite player, Lebron James, heard about the story and shouted him out on his Instagram. How cool is that?!

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MUDANE MYSTERIES: What makes flamingos pink?

MUDANE MYSTERIES: What makes flamingos pink?

Flamingos are one of the most unique animals on the planet. What makes them that beautiful color though?

The are not born pink. In fact when flamingos are born their feathers are a greyish white color. What makes them eventually turn pink is the chemicals called carotenoids which are in all the algae and fish the consume throughout their lives.

Nature is so crazy!

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Things to Know: August 25th

Things to Know: August 25th

Bear caught on video stealing package from Connecticut porch CT Post

Winner comes forward for unclaimed $1.4M Connecticut Lottery jackpot CT Post

Here are 5 perfect picnic spots in Connecticut CT Post

Pet adoptions going strong in Norwalk ahead of Clear the Shelters campaign The Hour

Norwalk’s Porch Jam postponed for second summer due to pandemic The Hour

6 cute Connecticut downtowns for shopping NH Register

Watch: Solar flare eruption on the sun could be headed for Earth Stamford Advocate

CT retailers say tax-free week got shoppers in the door Stamford Advocate

Forecast: Hot weather continues WTNH

Another potential heat wave on tap for CT this week; cooling centers available WTNH

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TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Two Elementary School Teachers Going Viral For How They Start Their Student’s Day

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Two Elementary School Teachers Going Viral For How They Start Their Student’s Day

Teachers are so important to our lives because they teach our kids and us so many things. But one of the most important lessons is having confidence in yourself and loving who you are.

These two teachers down in Atlanta are on a mission to help their student see this and to start each day on a positive note.

At the Atlanta elementary school they teach at they make each student shout positive affirmations to themselves in a mirror before they walk into the class. Things like “I am smart!” “I am a good person!”. The teachers cheer them on in the background as they do it. Brilliant idea!

Here’s a video of them doing it…

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MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why are baby carrots always so wet!?

MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why are baby carrots always so wet!?

Every time you bring them home from the store they’re soaked! Why are baby carrots always so wet?

It all starts with how baby carrots are made. They do not grow in the ground like normal carrots. They’re actually made from carrots that are too ugly to sell in the store. The process is to cut them into chunks and polish them using water into the rounded shape. This makes them very water logged.

Water is also put into the plastic packaging bag to keep them moist. Since they have no skin they can dry out quickly. So next time you’re drenched when you open a bag of baby carrots… that’s why.

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It’s All About The Confidence…

It’s All About The Confidence…

Job interviews can be tough! Especially seeing as your appearance may have a bit to do with landing the job. Raven, however, has some useful tips to help you feel more confident during an interview…

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