The Kindness Gazette
Est. 11,000 BC, give or take. The Gazette reports the good that's already happening around the Twin Cities and beyond: the acts, the organizations, the volunteers nobody thanks, and the occasional superhero audition. It runs on what people send in.
Why it exists
A neighbor who plows three driveways. A tech crew that stays late so a show can go on. A volunteer coordinator who has thanked everyone but herself. None of it makes the evening news, so the Gazette prints it. Success isn't how often AOK World gets seen. It's how often kindness does.
AOK Man arrived at auditions certain there was a role for an International Kindness Superhero. The director was less certain. A friend of a friend's mother played Maria in the original West Side Story, stepping in after Carol Lawrence, so the stage coach Gloria hired recommended he keep a low profile. AOK Man chose yellow formal wear.
"Well, obviously, it's all about who you know." · AOK Man
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