Good News, Illinois: 'Miracle' Stranger, Meaningful Mural, More

Chicago IL

17 September, 2021

12:25 PM

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ACROSS ILLINOIS — Need a break from all the bad news out there? We at Illinois Patch created this roundup of the week's best "good news" articles to celebrate the stories that make us smile. From an anonymous "guardian angel" who came to the rescue, to a holiday lights show that's coming back in full force, we hope these Good News, Illinois, stories brighten your day! Boy Choking On Candy Saved By 'Miracle' Stranger The family of the boy is seeking out the mysterious woman who was gone before the family could thank her. 'Let's Help People': Brewery Offers Clean Water Amid Boil Order Some residents showed up to Werk Force Brewing with 5-gallon jugs. Others went out to buy containers to fill up, the owners told Patch. Walking Tours Return For 2021 'Illumination' At Morton Arboretum Ticket sales start Oct. 1. The arboretum's popular holiday lights tour took a strictly drive-through format in 2020 due to coronavirus. Community Rallies To Support NAWS After Van Burglarized Someone stole the catalytic converter off NAWS' van. People decided that NAWS shouldn't be stuck with the bill. Students To Paint Mural On Old Plank Trail "The design of each piece will reflect the things in our community that mean the most to the students." Want to celebrate someone who made you smile? Have a Good News, Illinois, story of your own you'd like us to feature? Email [email protected].