Bush a Hero!Not that Bush
this time:
Three days later, the anemic-looking, red-tipped bush in front of the police department has become a shrine to Waveland's men and women in blue. There's now a hand-carved wooden cross placed in the bush to highlight its role in a remarkable story of survival — a sign of hope as police go about the grim duty of recovering bodies and trying to help shocked survivors in the town of 7,000 about 35 miles east of New Orleans.Good story.
Another
good story here:
Authorities eventually allowed the renegade passengers inside the dome. But the 18-year-old who ensured their safety could find himself in a world of trouble for stealing the school bus.Heh, don't worry, kid, no jury would convict you.
Hat Tip:
Michelle Malkin, who has more.
Let me highlight just once
more this story, which I don't think has gotten enough attention:
The babies began screaming, the adults panicked and, in that moment, Phillip Bullard, 13, began saving lives — four adults and nine children, including himself.
