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Erik Barnes

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Ontario teen says he'll live in 'modular home' invention for a year to prove it can end homelessness

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By Erik Barnes
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Ribal Zebian, a student from the city of London in Ontario, Canada, already made headlines in 2025 for building an electric car out of wood and earned a $120,000 scholarship from it. Now, he's in the news again for something a little different. Concerned with homelessness in his hometown, Zebian got to work creating a different kind of affordable housing made from fiberglass material.
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‘But you already helped me’: Elderly woman floored as landscaper reveals $625K GoFundMe in her name

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By Erik Barnes
| GOOD Verified
An elderly woman in Wichita, Kansas who was experiencing hard times has now found hope in the kindness of others. It first started when a local landscaper decided to mow and clean up her overgrown lawn for free. Since then, she’s been given $625,000 in donations (and counting!) to help address her needs and raise her spirits. It all started with Spencer B. of SB Mowing, a lawn care and pressure washing company.
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Earth’s missing continent rediscovered 375 years after sailors first set foot there

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By Erik Barnes, Mark Wales
| GOOD Verified
“Star Trek” began as a television series but grew into a cultural phenomenon. When it premiered in 1966, no one could have predicted that it would lead to more than a dozen spinoff shows, more than a dozen movies and one of the most enduring fandoms in popular culture. “Star Trek” is also unusual for its close connections to NASA, both in its storylines and in the real world.
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